Joshua Tree Boulder House_HD_1080p.mp4

Seen in Variety, the LA Times, The Week and Angeleno magazines, this 'green' home was conceived by Beverly Hills landscape architect W Garett Carlson. The result is notably significant in uniqueness of concept, materials and execution of a structure at one with its environment. Design elements include rusted steel, concrete, glass, desert sand and indigenous landscaping. A faux boulder facade mimics the famous rock faces in nearby Joshua Tree National Park and hides the home from view. Low energy in-floor thermal warming and cooling is assisted by massively insulated walls, a desert garden on the roof, and the cooler high desert location. Disappearing 10 by 40 foot glass doors completely open the great room to the deck and desert views. Stained concrete floors, CaesarStone counters, upscale stainless appliances, glass tiles, and wood ceiling surround the furnished living spaces. Priced to market, it is well below its 2009 construction cost. Easy driving times to Palm Springs and LA

[@chrisbrockman6396]

The place is called 'Joshua Tree National Park,' not Joshua state park . . .

[@kabirahnazeem9403]

This house isn’t far from mines and I never knew it was there until 4 years ago. It’s definitely tucked in the rocks

[@SinfeinersCubanDevilera]

Hey it's the flintstones.

[@cq7415]

Thanks.

[@kylelatona6877]

Y'all know what's great is my grandpa built that house

[@kylelatona6877]

Cud at least give him some credit for it like fuck all you did was draw it out on a paper

[@wulfclaw4921]

Mine is built behind real boulders ! Awesome work ! Wulf

[@LawnWrangler323]

Wow

[@marksuckaturd5152]

I'll take it

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Energy.... Lol