Little Tesseract

A hollow charcoal cube is warped by distorting forces opening a triangle of light from above. This cubic wooden structure is linked by an exoskeletal steel “L” to an existing stone “U”. The link, like a porch, is a temperate zone with operable glass. From the central room of the stone “U” one moves down a slight ramp in the steel “L”; space then overlaps diagonally connecting upward toward the triangle of light. This central spatial connection fuses outward contrasting materials.

A solar stack wall in structural glass planks heats the cube in winter and cools via stack effect in summer. PV cell assist the electrical. Steel windows slice through the dark stucco on steel plate blades forming special viewing frames from the interior with unified white plaster head/jamb/sill.