Nestled neatly within the trees, this remodeled Charles Goodman designed home stands as an elegant expression of postwar modernism: simple, functional, and in perfect balance with its hillside setting.

The architects for this home set out to replace the original modernist house (that just didn’t work for the owners) with a contemporary version of itself, yet with a major portion of the massing flipped onto the roof.

The original brief was for a four bedroom family home that was respectful of the existing dwellings character but improved the privacy and connection to the outdoors.