Midcentury Deck Design Ideas with a Container Garden
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Landscape Design West, LLCTucson, Az 85718 city view. Key succulents are very low water and high impact and look great year around. steel frames with steel cabling and corten planters create a secure perimeter. Floating concrete deck that compliments the mid century modern architecture.
SkB ArchitectsOriginally built in 1955, this modest penthouse apartment typified the small, separated living spaces of its era. The design challenge was how to create a home that reflected contemporary taste and the client’s desire for an environment rich in materials and textures. The keys to updating the space were threefold: break down the existing divisions between rooms; emphasize the connection to the adjoining 850-square-foot terrace; and establish an overarching visual harmony for the home through the use of simple, elegant materials.
The renovation preserves and enhances the home’s mid-century roots while bringing the design into the 21st century—appropriate given the apartment’s location just a few blocks from the fairgrounds of the 1962 World’s Fair.
Finesse Design RemodelingA two-bed, two-bath condo located in the Historic Capitol Hill neighborhood of Washington, DC was reimagined with the clean lined sensibilities and celebration of beautiful materials found in Mid-Century Modern designs. A soothing gray-green color palette sets the backdrop for cherry cabinetry and white oak floors. Specialty lighting, handmade tile, and a slate clad corner fireplace further elevate the space. A new Trex deck with cable railing system connects the home to the outdoors.
User1973 Holmby Hills home designed by midcentury architect A. Quincy Jones. Interiors furnished by Linea president, Guy Cnop, using pieces from Ligne Roset, Baleri Italia, Driade, Serralunga and more. (Available at the Los Angeles showroom)
Andrew Goodwin DesignsNew deck boards were added to the existing deck structure and a new wood pergola was included.
Photo: Bryan Shields
Arch. Angelo CiprianoIl progetto di un appartamento al secondo piano di un piccolo condominio nella prima periferia urbana ha previsto un cappotto esterno per migliorare l'efficienza termica degli appartamenti ai piani superiori. Inoltre introduce alcuni pannelli fissi e scorrevoli in okumè all'ultimo piano che, ritmando la facciata, dialogano con l'ingresso del ristorante a terra e, risvoltando l'angolo, si pongono in relazione con il vicino santuario.
L'idea del progetto di ristrutturazione interna del secondo piano invece è quella di creare nello spazio a giorno un nuovo affaccio con luce zenitale; infatti un grande cono di luce svasato e inclinato illumina lo spazio più interno della casa. Le porte che danno accesso verso le stanze laterali scompaiono nei muri. Un caminetto bifacciale crea un gioco di trasparenze tra due ambienti e un'atmosfera accogliente durante l'inverno.
SkB ArchitectsOriginally built in 1955, this modest penthouse apartment typified the small, separated living spaces of its era. The design challenge was how to create a home that reflected contemporary taste and the client’s desire for an environment rich in materials and textures. The keys to updating the space were threefold: break down the existing divisions between rooms; emphasize the connection to the adjoining 850-square-foot terrace; and establish an overarching visual harmony for the home through the use of simple, elegant materials.
The renovation preserves and enhances the home’s mid-century roots while bringing the design into the 21st century—appropriate given the apartment’s location just a few blocks from the fairgrounds of the 1962 World’s Fair.
SkB ArchitectsOriginally built in 1955, this modest penthouse apartment typified the small, separated living spaces of its era. The design challenge was how to create a home that reflected contemporary taste and the client’s desire for an environment rich in materials and textures. The keys to updating the space were threefold: break down the existing divisions between rooms; emphasize the connection to the adjoining 850-square-foot terrace; and establish an overarching visual harmony for the home through the use of simple, elegant materials.
The renovation preserves and enhances the home’s mid-century roots while bringing the design into the 21st century—appropriate given the apartment’s location just a few blocks from the fairgrounds of the 1962 World’s Fair.
Landscape Design West, LLCFloating concrete deck and steps create a rooftop garden where initially there was only a parapet roof. This deck holds over 100 people at a time.
Landscape Design West, LLCFloating concrete deck and steps create a rooftop garden where initially there was only a parapet roof. This deck holds over 100 people at a time. Succulents provide color, texture and year-around interest. Low water low maintenance, high impact entertaining garden.
Midcentury Deck Design Ideas with a Container Garden
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