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Schenley Park: rendering of a two-story home with wood slat cladding, planted balcony ledge and stone-clad carport at dusk

Residential Architecture

Schenley Park

Location
Schenley Park
Year
2026
Typology
New construction

An open concept

Designed for an architect and his family, Schenley Park explores the balance between openness, privacy, and outdoor living on a corner lot in Miami. The home is organized around a simple concept: a horizontal volume shifted and layered to create shade, depth, and strong connections to the landscape.

The ground floor functions as a continuous social environment where the kitchen, dining, living, family room, and outdoor terrace flow together around the pool and garden. Upstairs, private spaces are connected through a central void that brings light and visual continuity between levels.

Concrete, wood, stone, glass, and vegetation combine to create a warm and contemporary material palette.

Kitchen rendering with two marble-topped islands, wood stools, a wine wall and a bronze range hood before a wide window
Street-level rendering of the long facade with vertical wood slats, trailing planters and a horizontal wood slat fence
Rendering of the rear terrace with covered outdoor dining beside a pool, dark ribbed cladding and a planted balcony above
Rendering of the carport entry with wood slat screens, a cantilevered planter box and a banded concrete driveway
Corner rendering showing the cantilevered upper floor with wood slats and cascading greenery over the carport