Gallery
The drawings, the photographs, the house.
An archival presentation of littleBIG House — beginning with the architect's original drawings and unfolding through the spaces they describe.
Section I
Design
Original drawings by Robert Maschke Architects. The house is read first through plan, section, and axonometric — the instruments through which its sculptural geometry was conceived and resolved.
Four plates · 2010–2016
"Engineered bamboo runs through the house — sustainable, warm, alive. A single photograph of a bamboo forest was digitized and pierced into every steel railing, so the material reappears as shadow and light on every floor."
Section II
Exterior
At dusk the house resolves into its truest form — a folded vessel of black stucco and zinc, lit from within by the warm interior. By day, the faceted metal skin reads as pure geometry against the sky.
Five plates · Photography by the architect
Section III
Interior
Inside, the language inverts. A glass-walled stair rises through a four-story void, sheathed in perforated screens that throw constellations of light across white walls, oak treads, and a quiet collection of art. Beyond the public rooms — a chef's kitchen, a linear fire feature opening to the courtyard, an owner's suite finished in Calacatta marble.
Ten plates · Living, stair, suite
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