The concept of viewing architecture as inhabited sculpture is a unique perspective Jesse brings into every private residence he is commissioned to design. A great example of this is the perspective view on your left. He designed the proportions of this home to feel expansive and out of the ordinary in the best way possible. He achieved this sentiment through the creation of overhangs that feel incredibly wide, spanning almost the full width of the home. The second-floor cantilever feature he created speaks to the refined geometric sense of modernity he sought to capture within his design. And while the rear facade offers an even more pronounced example of geometric modernity, the sculptural presence of the massing of this home is evident no matter what angle you look at it from.

The rear facade and landscape design plans really capture our client’s intention behind designing such an elaborate home like this: to support their active lifestyle, family fun, and entertaining. It also reflects some of Jesse’s best masterplanning work as it smoothly integrates a range of amenities that all feel tangibly connected.