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Initial Iterations

Initial Iterations

LOUIS I. KAHN FISHER HOUSE

BAS 145 METHODS

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CONTENTS

40 - Site Context 42 - Axonometrics 43 - Relationship to hillside 44 - Diagrammatic Analysis 47 - North East Elevation 48 - Groundfloor Plan 49 - Exterior Impression 50 - Interplay of Light and Space 51 - Split Section 52 - Sectional Elevation

Louis I. Kahn’s Fisher House is a small residential structure constructed in 1967 in Hatboro, Pennsylvania, USA. Located on a gentle slope facing evergreens and a creek, the stone and wood structure sits in perfect dialogue with it’s surroundings. While creating a strong formal geometric statement, the use of natural materials as well as large nature-facing apertures allow the structure to blend in harmoniously with nature, perhaps a reflection of Mrs Fisher’s occupation as a landscape architect.

IMAGE CREDIT: BILL BROOKOVER 2012

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