Solar Umbrella House

This image shows the home's facade along Woodlawn Avenue.
Credit: Marvin Rand

The transition between the house and garden is shown in this photograph.
Credit: Marvin Rand

The living space, shown in this photo, opens to the garden with a 10' x 24' triple-pocket sliding glass door.
Credit: Marvin Rand

This photo highlights the home's solar canopy.
Credit: Marvin Rand

This photo shows the facade along Boccaccio Avenue.
Credit: Marvin Rand

This image shows the home's dining and kitchen areas, with their sealed OSB floors.
Credit: Marvin Rand

This interior photo of the home's living space gives a sense of the potential for cross ventilation in the house.
Credit: Marvin Rand

This photo highlights the stairs.
Credit: Marvin Rand

The staircase in this photo divides the existing space from the new addition.
Credit: Marvin Rand

This photo shows the home's main entrance.
Credit: Marvin Rand

This photo shows the pond at the home's entrance.
Credit: Marvin Rand

The home's master bedroom is fitted with built-in cabinets made of formaldehyde-free MDF, visible on the left side of this photo.
Credit: Marvin Rand

These drawings are the plans for Solar Umbrella.
Credit: Marvin Rand

This drawing combines a site plan of the Solar Umbrella with both latitudinal and longitudinal sections.
Credit: Marvin Rand

This drawing of the four elevations of the house explains its relationship to both the streets and the cardinal directions.
Credit: Marvin Rand

These photo collages show the existing 1923 bungalow that was retained in the remodeling of the house.
Credit: Marvin Rand