Rancho Santa Fe Home by Safdie Rabines
by
Ricky
The home was designed to maximize the 360 degree views from its
hilltop location, just north of San Diego. An open plan in the public
areas of the home features four cascading levels of reverse butterfly
roofs with clerestory windows to illuminate and ventilate. The stacked
open beam ceilings delineate warm intimate spaces despite the nearly
10,000 square feet of space. Cantilever spans are supported by steel
beams.
hilltop location, just north of San Diego. An open plan in the public
areas of the home features four cascading levels of reverse butterfly
roofs with clerestory windows to illuminate and ventilate. The stacked
open beam ceilings delineate warm intimate spaces despite the nearly
10,000 square feet of space. Cantilever spans are supported by steel
beams.
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The entire property is magnificent!
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Um, yes, I will love here.
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