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Andison Residential DesignLocated on an established corner in the neighbourhood of Killarney in Calgary, AB, this new single-family custom home was designed to make a lasting impression.
With a striking rectangular design and plenty of modern clean lines, this home is full of character. Materials include smooth stucco, horizontal siding, brick, metal panelling and cedar accents – and of course, the large glass windows that are a hallmark of modern architecture.
The expansive windows wrap around the corners to let the light pour into the interior from multiple sides. Rather than incorporating the garage front and center like many contemporary homes, the home has a simple walkway to its stylish asymmetrical front entrance (the garage is located to the side of the home).
Clark Richardson ArchitectsLush trees interact with the house's white brick facade, creating a dynamic contrast. Contemporary finishes and materials compliment the brick exterior and compliment the surroundings homes.
The English Contractor & Remodeling ServicesHere's a close up of the new exterior lighting on this ranch style home. These sconce lights are Miseno Chestertown.
Ethos InteriorsTo unify the mismatched elements of the exterior, the entire home was painted in a dark charcoal. Matt black accents were added, while a timber door provides warmth.
Pike PropertiesAs a luxury spec home builder, each year Pike Properties builds a home that tests their limits and pushes their budget to the max. It's their opportunity to show what they are capable of, learn how to execute more challenging building elements, and build up their portfolio. For 2019, this was that home.
Upon the acquisition of a lot that offered over 300 feet of depth, it was time to build a home that isn't usually doable to build in areas close to Uptown Charlotte, NC, where Pike Properties builds. That is, a home that has an expansive footprint. This home measures around 100 feet in depth, and that allowed for the most unique feature, a Porte Cochere that leads to a motor court.
Porte Cochere's originated in the late 18th and early 19th century in luxury private mansions and public buildings, to allow horse carriages to drop off passengers in all weather conditions, without passengers being exposed to the elements. Today, many luxury private residences, and still many public buildings, have them.
Welcome to a your of Pike Properties' 2019 Showcase Home! Enjoy!
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