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| This home has approximately 8,000 ft2 of conditioned space, with another 1,700 in garages and unconditioned storage areas. It also has approximately 3,000 ft2 of decks and stone terraces. It is organized into three areas: Main House Master Suite Apartment The main house incorporates a two car garage, great room, dining room, kitchen, foyer, breakfast room and half bath on the entry level. The great room features a unique and dramatic tiled fireplace and views on to the waterfall. In addition, the retaining walls in the terrace are sculpted with inset tile to incorporate an artistic representation of one of the prominent rock formations on the site. The lower level of this part of the house includes a large game / media room, food storage, wet bar, half bath and mechanical areas. This area also looks on to the waterfall. The upstairs section of this part of the house includes a pod of three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a laundry room. |
| BUILDYNAMIC, INC. buildynamic@bellsouth.net |
| This home was described in "Luxury Homebuilder" Magazine as "blurring the lines between art and architecture". The lead in an Atlanta Journal - Constitution article was "Artist creates on Alpharetta hillside". It is located on slightly under 1 acre in a subdivision in a northern suburb of Atlanta, on a lot that lies private from its neighbors. Because of the lay of the land, the lot feels much bigger. The site contains dramatic rock formations and a 26 foot waterfall that is partially natural and partially man made. The site served as the primary inspiration for portions of the design. |
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| 380 Spyglass Bluff Alpharetta, GA 30022 CLICK HERE FOR VIRTUAL TOUR Designed and built by Randy Schwartz, from a floor plan sketch that was developed while meditating on this unique and difficult site. This home is a masterful exercise in improvisational architecture, utilizing a fluid and interpretive process that allowed the home to evolve in design and execution to take advantage of opportunities and context as it was being built. It is worth noting that this home was built on a site that has 125 feet of total elevation change without removing a single tree, bringing in or taking out a single load of dirt during construction. |
| The rear of the lot has golf course frontage. The house cannot be seen from the street. |
