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Vergence House

Boulder, Colorado

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Vergence House · Photography & drawings
Project type
Residential
Location
Boulder, Colorado
Original practice
Arch11
Anna’s role
Lead designer
Photography
James Florio
Size
6,700 SF
Completed
2019

Folds, light, and shadow.

An urban house that celebrates folds and the subsequent play of light and shadow on those folds. The architectural language carries from the building form into the smallest details of everyday use.

Folding reappears in ash ceiling panels, an integrated dishwasher pull, tapered Accoya siding, and the ash stair guards. Each element extends the same design idea through a different material and scale.

Front door

Tapered Accoya battens echo the adjacent wood siding, casting shadows and giving the door depth.

Powder room vanity

‘Folded’ Basaltina stone, a floor-mounted spout, and a coordinating deck control create an experience of curiosity and discovery. A mockup was used to resolve the detail.

Basket

Bent steel frames follow the adjacent roof contour and support an Accoya lattice. The wood provides both overhead shade and a guardrail for an afternoon retreat. The assembly was developed with Spearhead.

Project Team

Contractor
Harrington Stanko
Landscape Architect
Marpa
Basket & Siding Fabrication Consultant
Spearhead
Structural Engineer
Studio NYL

Awards & Publications

  • 5280 Magazine, Top Denver Home Design Award, 2023
  • Modern in Denver, Fall 2022
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