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Architect Brandon Jørgensen, who once studied under Taday Ando, believes that “all you touch and communicating with the investment” of philosophy has applied to his dream house in Waemea.
For years, Architect Brandon Jørgensen and his wife Kati, dreamed of moving from California to Hawaii with his children. Katije’s side of the family unwrapped in the Islands for generations, and her parents spent her honeymoon on a big island.
It took a time to find the right house – they began to search, include excluded, in 2016. And that was before Multi-year renovation began.
In 2020. years, a friend warned them of Historical Mounted Cedar Lindal Cedar for sale in Waemea to Veliko Island. Finished in 1968. year, the post-I-beam house had vaulted ceilings and glass walls that filled the inside of natural light. Whether in the living room or outside to Lanai, her panoramic view of the panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean and three volcanoes: Mauna Kea, Mauna Loa and Hualalai.
In Waemeau, Hawaii, architect Brandon Jørgensen deceived the house for Lindal set for his family. He used the reduced ceiling and opened a plan to create one big, calling for living space. Glass and steel table is from crates and barrels ($ 1200), and Eames Livete plastic side side chairs ($ 2,780) are from Herman Miller.
Photo: Joe Fletcher
The house was not updated since the end of 1968. years and the job required. “It was painted brown baby-poop. It was all inside. It wasn’t a yard. I mean, it was awful,” Brandon remembers laughing. “And I was like,” this is it! “I saw the potential immediately.”
The hearing of this, Kati adds: “I no Have the same enthusiasm. “But after they lasted so long, she agreed to jump faith.” We made an offer at the next morning, “says Kati.
Ago: Exterior
Before: The house before renovation painted Brandon is described as “Babo-poop Brown”.
Kindi Atelier Jørgensen
Before: a shot of a covered entrance home before renovation.
Kindi Atelier Jørgensen
See the whole story at Dutell.com: Budget break: It took 1.6 million dollars and 100 tonnes of stone to revive this “set of 60s in Hawaii
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