
Cleveland Park week continues with another one of my favorites. Not as traditional as some of the past ones we’ve seen but still pretty jaw dropping:


Category: House of the Day
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21 May 2013 9:42 AM
OP means not zoned for RPP. VA cars are allowed to park there.
Well, maybe the boyfriend lives in Charlottesville, not Clarendon...
Maybe it's a Paws & Pilots flight? (or words to that effect) Private pilots fly...
Blinds at Home Depot are $4.97 for the "to go" variety -- 64" long, and available in a...
Paco the jetsetter is adorable!
Who is the architect? Also – has anyone been inside? The rooms over the garage look like they would be verrrry narrow. Just curious.
travis price
http://newamericanluxury.com/2011/travis-price-architects/
gratzi … very interesting
It is a beautiful house, but so out of place in that neighborhood. It belongs in LA or Miami. I love it but would not be happy to have a large copper boat (it really looks like a large copper boat) next to all of the traditional houses in the neighborhood. It makes a good statement for historic preservation.
On the other hand it makes a good statement for having neighborhoods with mixed styles.
I like it and have no problem with it next door to more traditional houses.
Travis L. Prince’s personal house is for sale in the Forest Hills section of NW DC:
http://www.redfin.com/DC/Washington/2805-Chesterfield-Pl-NW-20008/home/10267900
Prince has done a lot of interesting homes in NW DC and around the wealthier areas of the metro region:
http://www.travispricearchitects.com/portfolio/homeshearths.asp
Eyesore!
For anyone whose eyes are allgeric to beauty, yes. Beware.
Beautiful.
What a terribly ugly building..
Are the blue outer walls supposed to look that faded, or has it just not been taken care of?
It seems like it could look nice if it didn’t look so corroded.
Copper, like the statue of liberty.
What is the metal material covering the building? Because if it was copper, it would’ve long since been hauled off in the back of a pickup truck at 3am while the occupants were on vacation.