Jesse James
As you can probably tell by now, we have a soft spot for unique design, especially architecture. Today we get a look at another fine example of modern architecture, this one known as the Cat Hill House. The home is situated on a hilltop in the Hudson Valley, offering a beautiful retreat from everyday reality. The home adapts to its surroundings with a gravity-defying design that is sleek and eye-catching.
The main living areas of the house are located in a rectangular volume at ground level. Floor-to-ceiling glazing opens the rear of the home to the views of the Catskill Mountains and a creek below. A section of the home branches off from the primary structure, expanding overtop of the sloping landscape. The extension features a gallery that leads to a fitness studio.
The dwelling was designed for a marathon runner, and the glass-enclosed room seems to float in the trees. The structure is nothing short of unique, boasting a warm and welcoming approach while keeping things minimal and clean throughout.
Take a closer look at the Cat Hill House in the images and find out more about the dwelling from Studio MM. In the meantime, keep it locked with The Culture Curators for more modern architecture coming very soon.
Photos via Brad Feinknopf / Studio MM
