Sophisticated Look at the Three Level Building of the Choy House in the US
Different kinds of challenges such as choosing the best materials and designs, selecting the best designer and architects are one of the most important factors to consider when you start planning rebuilding your house. Today we will be sharing to you a house design with a 2,700 square feet built in Flushing, a neighborhood in the north-central part of the New York borough of Queens.
The designer said that their clients asked them to build a home for his family and these includes his wife and two small children together with his young brother and his wife, as well as their mother – the matriarch of the family. The architects faced the challenge in designing three homes in one roof while most of the houses in this location is only designed for a single family. Let us see how the designer created three disparate residences with areas of connection and overlap that obviously unveil the familial relationships through the images below.















The designer revealed that most of the elements in the residences are the result of their collaborations between their firm and their client who is also a builder which specializes in a residential construction. The architects utilized the re-purposed excess materials from their previous construction projects. One of which is the stair tread re-engineered wood beams cut in half diagonally. Also the dining room light fixtures in both dining rooms were also designed by the O’Neill Rose Architects from scrap metal pieces we found in our client’s workshop.