https://www.architecturalrecord.com/rss/1963-jim-jennings-architecture en-us http://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/14530 Wed, 01 Apr 2020 00:02:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/14530-pebble-beach-residence-by-jim-jennings-architecture 1504-carmel-residence-jim-jennings-architecture.asp Thu, 16 Apr 2015 00:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/8822-carmel-residence-by-jim-jennings-architecture The foyer opens onto a 7-by-100-foot hall that connects public and private spaces. A three-car garage (at rear in photo) is concealed by concrete panels that clad roll-up doors. Carmel ResidenceJim Jennings ArchitectureCarmel, CaliforniaThe foyer opens onto a 7-by-100-foot hall that connects public and private spaces. A three-car garage (at rear in photo) is concealed by concrete panels that clad roll-up doors.Photo © Joe Fletcher The concrete-panel cladding is attached to the facade with an air gap behind it, a strategy that fosters interior comfort in the northern California climate. Carmel ResidenceJim Jennings ArchitectureCarmel, CaliforniaThe concrete-panel cladding is attached to the facade with an air gap behind it, a strategy that fosters interior comfort in the northern California climate.Photo © Joe Fletcher Landscape architects Bernard Trainor + Associates used native grass and drought-tolerant plants deftly to medi­ate the transition between house and wilderness. Carmel ResidenceJim Jennings ArchitectureCarmel, CaliforniaLandscape architects Bernard Trainor + Associates used native grass and drought-tolerant plants deftly to medi­ate the transition between house and wilderness.Photo © Joe Fletcher The concrete-and-gravel patio off the dining area provides a crisp ledge for looking at the landscape. Carmel ResidenceJim Jennings ArchitectureCarmel, CaliforniaThe concrete-and-gravel patio off the dining area provides a crisp ledge for looking at the landscape.Photo © Joe Fletcher In the living area and elsewhere, glass walls swing open to let breezes sweep through. Carmel ResidenceJim Jennings ArchitectureCarmel, CaliforniaIn the living area and elsewhere, glass walls swing open to let breezes sweep through.Photo © Joe Fletcher A hot-water radiant heating system is embedded in the polished concrete floors, finished to look like worn leather. Carmel ResidenceJim Jennings ArchitectureCarmel, CaliforniaA hot-water radiant heating system is embedded in the polished concrete floors, finished to look like worn leather.Photo © Joe Fletcher A guest bedroom looks out to a wall of Carmel stone. Carmel ResidenceJim Jennings ArchitectureCarmel, CaliforniaA guest bedroom looks out to a wall of Carmel stone.Photo © Joe Fletcher Carmel Residence Carmel ResidenceJim Jennings ArchitectureCarmel, CaliforniaPhoto © Joe Fletcher Carmel Residence Carmel ResidenceJim Jennings ArchitectureCarmel, CaliforniaPhoto © Joe Fletcher Carmel Residence Carmel ResidenceJim Jennings ArchitectureCarmel, CaliforniaPhoto © Joe Fletcher Carmel Residence Carmel ResidenceJim Jennings ArchitectureCarmel, CaliforniaImage courtesy Jim Jennings Architecture Carmel Residence Carmel ResidenceJim Jennings ArchitectureCarmel, CaliforniaImage courtesy Jim Jennings Architecture Carmel Residence Carmel ResidenceJim Jennings ArchitectureCarmel, CaliforniaImage courtesy Jim Jennings Architecture Carmel Residence Carmel ResidenceJim Jennings ArchitectureCarmel, CaliforniaImage courtesy Jim Jennings Architecture Carmel Residence Carmel ResidenceJim Jennings ArchitectureCarmel, CaliforniaImage courtesy Jim Jennings Architecture Carmel Residence Carmel ResidenceJim Jennings ArchitectureCarmel, CaliforniaImage courtesy Jim Jennings Architecture Carmel Residence Carmel ResidenceJim Jennings ArchitectureCarmel, CaliforniaImage courtesy Jim Jennings Architecture