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N House
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House Ijburg
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Ventana Canyon House
Vienna Way Residence
House for a Photographer II
Dutchess County Guest House
Brick-Weave House
Upstate New York House
N House
YTL Residence
Desert City House
House Ijburg
House in Carapicuiba
House in Garrison
House on TownLine Road Pencalenick House
Ventana Canyon House Ventana Canyon House
Tucson, Arizona
Rick Joy Architects
Client: Tom Barton
Date completed: 2008
Photo © Jeff Goldberg-ESTO
Ventana Canyon House
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Program: A two-story 8,380-square-foot family vacation villa.
Design concept and solution: Set in the Catalina foothills overlooking Tucson, this vacation villa, clad in steel plates, features a cantilevered second story. The post-tensioned concrete slab extension allows this level to have panoramic views.
Architect:
Rick Joy Architects
400 South Rubio Avenue
Tucson, Arizona 85701
520-624-1442
F. 520-791-0699
www.rickjoy.com
Gross square footage:
8,380 sq. ft.
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