Brady’s House
My role in this project focuses on developing the concept for Brady’s House. One particularly intriguing aspect is the client’s request for the kitchen frontage not simply to take the shape of a nonagon, but rather to emerge from the logic of a nonagon.
The project is still in progress
Each meeting with the client brings new ideas that continue to shape and refine the design. As we move forward, I’ve been developing 3D views and visual studies that help illustrate the evolving concepts with greater clarity. These images have become an essential tool for supporting decision‑making, testing spatial intentions, and ensuring a shared understanding of the project’s direction.
The design evolves into a contemporary interpretation of a classic home calm, balanced, and timeless. It reflects the owner’s vision: a house that feels subtly removed from the world, offering its inhabitants a sense of refuge and distance from everyday noise. The intention is to create a place where life slows down and the surrounding landscape becomes an integral part of the home’s inner calm, much like the atmosphere suggested in the accompanying image.
