A retrospective look at the Mountain Lake Residence
- Florida Design Magazine
[Expose] the bounty of nature to key living spaces while adapting the charm of historical nuances.
- Inspired by lake views in every significant room, through by efficient use of its wide lot.
- Steeped in historic Mediterranean-Revival design elements to align with the ‘old world’ enclave of Mountain Lake.
- Blended with subtle touches and flawless fusings to make it remarkable.
Basking within bellshot of the historic Bok Tower carillon tower in Central Florida, the Mountain Lake Residence is a sleek addition to the ‘old world’ enclave of the eponymously named community. This historic, resortlike community was originally founded in 1916 and represents one of Florida’s most significant collection of Mediterranean-Revival and other european styled residential architecture.
- Max Strang
The house makes efficient use of its wide lot so that every significant room has inspiring lake views. The low-slung design continues the firm’s experimentations with the floating, rectilinear frame. The Mountain Lake Residence shares many similarities with Strang’s preceding design for Lake House, however, the Mountain Lake Residence internalizes its covered terrace and thus maintains a more pure expression of the frame.
[STRANG] Design
Studiofri Italiano
Maria Ascoli, Evelyn Gavilondo, Max Strang
Naturalficial
Alan Ulch Construction
Claudio Manzoni
AIA Miami Honor Award of Excellence for Residential Architecture (2018)
Florida Design Magazine
VENICE Magazine
[STRANG] Design
Studiofri Italiano
Maria Ascoli, Evelyn Gavilondo, Max Strang
Naturalficial
Alan Ulch Construction
Claudio Manzoni
AIA Miami Honor Award of Excellence for Residential Architecture (2018)
Florida Design Magazine
VENICE Magazine