https://www.architecturalrecord.com/rss/2398 en-us Situated on a skinny lot at the edge of downtown Santa Barbara, California, architect James Gauer’s 1,500-square-foot Brous-Scherer house is an anomaly in a town known for its code-enforced adherence to the Spanish Colonial style.

]]> brous-scherer-house-james-gauer-bildsten-sherwin-design-studio.asp Thu, 15 Nov 2012 23:30:00 -0500 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/8528-brous-scherer-house Architect James Gauer designed an elegant procession by separating the house from the street with a garage and garden. Brous Scherer HouseJames Gauer with Bildsten + Sherwin Design StudioSanta Barbara, CAArchitect James Gauer designed an elegant procession by separating the house from the street with a garage and garden.Photo © Catherine Tighe Architect James Gauer designed an elegant procession by separating the house from the street with a garage and garden. Brous Scherer HouseJames Gauer with Bildsten + Sherwin Design StudioSanta Barbara, CAArchitect James Gauer designed an elegant procession by separating the house from the street with a garage and garden.Photo © Catherine Tighe The concrete floors contain a radiant-heating system. Brous Scherer HouseJames Gauer with Bildsten + Sherwin Design StudioSanta Barbara, CAThe concrete floors contain a radiant-heating system.Photo © Catherine Tighe Brous Scherer House Brous Scherer HouseJames Gauer with Bildsten + Sherwin Design StudioSanta Barbara, CAPhoto © Catherine Tighe Brous Scherer House Brous Scherer HouseJames Gauer with Bildsten + Sherwin Design StudioSanta Barbara, CAPhoto © Catherine Tighe Brous Scherer House Brous Scherer HouseJames Gauer with Bildsten + Sherwin Design StudioSanta Barbara, CAPhoto © Catherine Tighe Brous Scherer House Brous Scherer HouseJames Gauer with Bildsten + Sherwin Design StudioSanta Barbara, CAPhoto © Catherine Tighe