This architectural masterpiece was designed by renowned Steve Hermann Design. It is located in Montecito, CA and is on the market for $35,000,000. The breathtaking scenery seen through the glass walls/windows and the lush landscaping make this modern mansion truly one of a kind. It boasts 15,000 square feet of living space that includes an incredible lower level that can fit up to 32 cars (or double as an art gallery). This is one of the nicest ultra modern mansion that I’ve seen in a long time. It’s not too big nor too small. However, I would have a very hard time living in it with it’s obvious lack of privacy (It would be F**king scary at night! lol). What do you think?
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The Glass Pavilion is a redefining structure within modernism. It is a benchmark building that sets the bar as to what modernism is and can be. Set within a 3.5 acre estate of oak groves in Montecito and boasting 15,000 square feet under roof, this home is impressive beyond words. An almost entirely glass home, it allows the occupants to be comfortably inside while completely enveloped within nature. As you drive down the long gated driveway, the home slowly comes into view. You are immediately confronted with a large all glass home floating above gently rolling lawns. The site of it is awe-inspiring. Its kitchen and baths are by such famous names as Varena, Poliform and Antonio Lupi. In each category the best and most exciting products from around the world were sourced to make this home flawless in each category. The home includes an art gallery where the owner currently displays his vintage car collection. The space so generous that it is capable of holding up to 32 cars within its walnut lined walls. This is a world home with possibly no equal. The combination of architectural groundbreaking style and extreme detail in finish quality make it a home without compare. It is the pinnacle of architecture for this generation and will define the era in which it was built.
* thanks to Coreigh for the tip!!
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