Those who watched the film “Twilight” (Twilight) probably remembers the dwelling of the mysterious family of vampires of Cullen, hidden from prying eyes in thick thickets of forest. In real life, the Cullen House belongs to the director of Nike John Hoke, and was developed by the famous Skylab Architecture studio. A three -level house with a total area of 4300 square feet is located on the edge of the Portland Forest Park. Through huge windows, a natural environment flows into a minimalistic interior-either gloomy-poured, then in a residential light and ringing-light. The heat of natural wood, symmetry and calmness of simple forms of furniture and decorative elements, a harmonious combination of natural colors (gray, brown, white, beige) and a sea of light - these are the natural attractiveness of this house. The structure is an extensive system of domestic courtyards and flooring associated with the internal rooms of the floor and ceiling holes. Such external sites are located from different sides of the building with the calculation so that at different times of the year, each family member can spend as much time as possible outdoors.
Architect: Jeff Covell












