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De Luz, CA
A Lindal translation of Usonian design principles, adapted for tall volumes, narrow-site geometry, and a dramatic progression into the main living space.
The plan translates the Penfield House — one of Frank Lloyd Wright's rare Usonian designs, created for a tall client — keeping its higher ceilings and adapting the proportions to work within Lindal's Elements grid system.
The experience is shaped around a strong entry progression into the great room, where clerestory light, view-side openings, and a central hearth define the main living volume.
The design emphasizes linear geometry, a dramatic vertical exterior feature, private primary-suite separation, and an upper level with bedrooms, a shared bath, and a balcony.
