The Space Between: The Carlson-Reges House / [presented by] Michael Rotondi.

Format:

Sound recording

Contributor:

Rotondi, Michael, narrator.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Architectural design--United States.

Architectural design.

Architecture--Aesthetics.

Architecture.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (1 audio file (30 minutes)).

Place of Publication:

London, England: Pidgeon Digital, 1997.

Summary:

In this second part of Rotondi's talk he describes a recently completed house in Los Angeles, designed for an industrial builder Richard Carlson and his wife Kathy Reges. The brief required kennels for Kathy Reges' dog breeding and a gallery for her art collection, as well as a comfortable home. Richard Carlson was to build it and it had to incorporate materials he had saved from previous demolitions. The house is built within, around and on top of an existing 19th century building. Rotondi relates the unusual process by which it was realised.

Contents:

The House. Close Up

Left: Rotondi. Right: Kathy Reges, In The Gallery

The Industrial Environment

Outline Sketch

Plan Of Upper Level

Baffle Wall Against Train Sound

Openings Cut In Wall Of Gallery

Upper Level Dressing Space

Tower Above Gallery. Swimming Pool

From Outside

From Inside Gallery

From Below In Yard

Entrance Side Of House

Main Entrance

Views From Living Area To Gallery

Cross Section

Views From Living Area. To Upper Floor

Views From Living Area. Living Area Fireplace (Closed)

Views From Living Area. Living Area & Gallery Beyond.

Notes:

Title from publisher's website (viewed April 29, 2021).

Access Restriction:

Restricted for use by site license.