Birds Nest Residence
Scottsdale / Arizona / USA
Birds Nest Residence in Scottsdale, Arizona, draws inspiration from the mid-century modern architecture of Richard Neutra and Al Beadle. The design embraces their principles of clean geometry and integration with the landscape, creating a timeless, evocative home.
The moment we met Brent Kendle of Kendle Design Collaborative, we knew we had found the architect that could achieve and exceed our design and build expectations. Their passion and commitment to our project coupled with his vast knowledge, experience and creative talents, make him an outstanding architect. Brent has listened to our every need, working as a team as the Collaborative name holds true; he has helped us build the ultimate contemporary custom home.
– Bird’s Best Home Owner
The moment we met Brent Kendle of Kendle Design Collaborative, we knew we had found the architect that could achieve and exceed our design and build expectations. Their passion and commitment to our project coupled with his vast knowledge, experience and creative talents, make him an outstanding architect. Brent has listened to our every need, working as a team as the Collaborative name holds true; he has helped us build the ultimate contemporary custom home.
– Bird’s Best Home Owner
The residence’s strong geometric forms are softened by natural materials, fostering a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces. The Great Room serves as the heart of the home, extending into the adjacent pool terrace, creating a sense of openness and fluidity.
Characterized by strong geometric forms, the residence seamlessly weaves together natural materials, creating a dialogue between the interior and exterior spaces. The result is an airy feeling of openness and expansiveness that defines the essence of modern living. The Great Room, a large open space, takes center stage, serving as the organizing principle with a direct link to the adjacent pool terrace.
Native desert plants and trees blend with the architecture, softening its bold forms and enhancing privacy through thoughtfully placed site walls. The design’s careful balance of form, function, and nature results in a home that integrates human habitation with the beauty of the landscape.
