A dynamic rooftop design features a circular terrace bringing natural light and greenery into the space.
Situated in Chicago's Gold Coast, the rooftop’s angular slopes harness sunlight, naturally directing and diffusing light.
The materiality compliments the historic stone building, creating a dialogue between existing and additional conditions.
The ground floor showcases a living space, storage, and the lower level kitchen.
The first level features a main living room with a rounded-shaped core that discreetly conceals a half-bathroom, while a staircase seamlessly connects the lower kitchen area to the elevated dining space.
On the second level, a central living space connects a bedroom at the rear and a her’s suite, featuring curved walls that create seamless transitions between the bathroom, closet, and bedroom.
The third level features the his suite, where an intricate curved wall defines the storage, bathroom, and bedroom, creating a fluid, cohesive space.
The rooftop extends the curve design with three skylights, a lush garden, and an additional kitchen and bedroom space.
The central staircase serves as an organizing element, maximizing usable space and streamlining circulation throughout the layout.
