The Floating Suburban Tea House
Architizer has this post on a tea house built in the backyard of a suburban home in Bethesda, Maryland. Designed by David Jameson, the structure is meant to invoke the image of a hanging Japanese lantern, floating a foot or so off the ground, suspended from steel beams above.
Link to the architect’s website via notcot. Images via architizer.
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3 Responses to “The Floating Suburban Tea House”
- eve shebang says:
Gorgeous. Pictures with actual tea participants in a chanoyu session would be great.
- Mike says:
Thanks, Eve. I didn’t see any photos like that, but yes, they would be more interesting if the space were being used. Funny how architecture photos usually don’t feature any people?
[...] Link to the architect’s website via notcot. Images via architizer. [...]
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Gorgeous. Pictures with actual tea participants in a chanoyu session would be great.
Thanks, Eve. I didn’t see any photos like that, but yes, they would be more interesting if the space were being used. Funny how architecture photos usually don’t feature any people?
[...] Link to the architect’s website via notcot. Images via architizer. [...]