BlackWhite Contemporary Minimalist Residence in Bethesda, Maryland by David Jameson Architect

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Architecture firm David Jameson have completed a contemporary minimalist house design in Bethesda, Maryland. The design project employs the phenomenon of dilapidations and researches the idea of aperture. The design program called for renovating the main level and adding a second level with a significantly smaller footprint.

Adverting to the Acropolis, four modern glass synagogues egress from a white stucco pedestal as volumes of light and define space between each other. These volumes of light are stitched together by a circulation core sheathed in black that extends to cradle each space. The volumes are instruments of light, gathering natural light to the interior during the day and glowing in the landscape at night.

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