Studio Four Design Inc
Architect - Knoxville, TN
Average rating
4.88
4.9
Average rating
4.88
4.9
Services
- Architecture
- Blueprinting
- Construction Document Preparation
- Construction Project Management
- Custom Home Design
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About Studio Four Design Inc
ABOUT STUDIO FOUR DESIGN Located in Knoxville, Tenn., Studio Four Design opened its doors in 2002 with humble beginnings and a large dose of inspiration and passion for great, yet functional residential architectural design. Today Studio Four Design has grown to more than 18 people and includes some of the most creative planners, graphic artists, architects and interior designers in the Knoxville area. The entire team is wholly focused and obsessively committed to meeting every client's needs. The Studio Four Design team proudly collaborates with homeowners to create not only a one-of a kind residence, but a comprehensive enterprise that includes the use of sustainable materials, green building practices and extreme energy efficiency. While we have the awards to prove our ingenuity and expertise, we start every build as if it's the only project we are working on, giving each owner the feeling that their project is our most important one - because in fact, it is. Check out our portfolio of custom homes at www.s4dinc.com.
Ratings and Reviews
Average rating
4.88
4.9
Areas We Serve
- Alcoa
- Andersonville
- Blaine
- Clinton
- Corryton
- Friendsville
- Greenback
- Heiskell
- Kodak
- Lake City
- Lenoir City
- Louisville
- Luttrell
- Maryville
- Mascot
- Maynardville
- New Market
- Norris
- Oak Ridge
- Powder Springs
- Powell
- Rockford
- Sevierville
- Pigeon Forge
- Seymour
- Strawberry Plains
- Tallassee
- Walland
- Knoxville
Business Info
Address
414 W Clinch Ave
Knoxville, TN 37902
Project Gallery
Photo | Project | Date | Description | Cost | Home |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
  | Babbit Residence | Jan 2012 | The design challenge for this home was framed by the owner’s desire to embrace the panorama of Tellico Lake in all the spaces formed from their large programmatic needs. The limitations of the site and the traditionally styled community regulations allowed for a unique implementation of spatial interplay between traditional forms and modern functions. In order to maximize the views and allow the wrapping transparent skin to be effectual, the house was moved to the very limits of the required set backs. In this way, the placement of the house became crucial to the success of one’s visual experience. The home collects the program onto four levels: 00) entertainment, 01) living, 02) bedrooms, and 03) flex spaces with a craft room. Each level is connected to the others by a central core. This central core was split to create a four-story open volume that is inhabited by riser-less stairs and glass railings – this allows light to filter through all the spaces. The open central volume inspires the viewer through its invitation to move through the spaces. From the street, the house utilizes punched openings in the building’s skin. As one enters the house, the view opens through the central core and out to the lake and mountains beyond. On the lake side of the home, the windows become a transparent skin that wraps the corners to allow the visual senses of the viewer to be engaged as soon as one enters the house. The spatial moves and hierarchy of the central core’s openness resulted in a rather copacetic design. | Vonore, TN |
