Architect Daniel Libeskind was asked by a very wealthy couple from the art world to build his house in the country - and that’s what artist! We believe that the couple could not be happier, considering the fact that they actually threw architect challenge: “No matter what you come up with, we ask you to do so as more extreme”.
You are probably curious as to why the house is given a numerical name? Libeskind explains: “The living area of the residence in Connecticut is formed of 18 faces, divided by 36 points connected by 54 lines on me. These pure and dynamic architectural forms create accents in the interior, besides successfully framing the view of the surrounding landscape. ”
Large glass planes can freely enjoy the scenic views of grasslands and giant oaks of the 18th century. The transitions from the kitchen to the living room, dining room and bedroom continuous and broken lines, internal and external spaces repeat avant-garde forms of each other. Challenging both traditional and modern concepts of ‘house in the country “, this design looks very futuristic in its natural environment.
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