If anybody requirements a retreat, it is most likely a couple with 6 children! And this residence not far from the beach town of Aptos, California, fits the bill, as created by CCS Architecture. Located on a 20-acre website in the Santa Cruz Mountains, it is a casual, rustic setting that has each ocean and mountain views. What did the household want out of this retreat? Space for partying, cooking, tanning, swimming, archery, horseshoes, gardening, and wood-splitting. (Who wouldn’t want space for wood-splitting?) That entails a sizeable estate of 2 major buildings plus outbuildings — as the architects put it, “a country compound.” The major residence of 2800 square feet has 2 components, a “live building” and a “sleep building,” which overlap in such a way that their intersecting roofs shelter portion of the outside space.
The smaller sized building holds 2 bedrooms and a shared bathhouse, positioned at an angle to form an L-shaped yard. There’s also a “barn,” a 1600-square foot rusted-steel “clubhouse” that consists of recreational gear — ping-pong, big-screen Television, surfboards, billiards — and sofa beds for sleepovers. In addition, an outside activity area consists of the archery range (uphill from the residence), horseshoe pit, plus a swimming pool and fire pit on a reduce level. And as if that’s not sufficient, there are also 2 “tent cabins” set amongst the trees which serve as guest homes, with a sauna in the space between them and the “sleep constructing.” Sliding glass doors give the family members all the view they want reclaimed and natural components such as concrete, wood, stone, and steel supply the minimal “footprint” they want as nicely. A lot of space to spread out, whilst getting minimally invasive: that is this Aptos retreat by CCS.
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Minimal Footprint with,Maximum Fun Aptos Retreat by CCS Architecture
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