Post Time:Aug 24,2010Classify:Industry NewsView:16320
23 August 2010 – Los Angeles – Steve Hermann a world renowned architect from Los Angeles has just created his latest architectural masterpiece. The $35 Million Dollar glass house is constructed in Montecito California.
In the early seventies an average family home was costing a whopping $5.000 US Dollars and a luxury mansion $100.000. Less then forty years have passed and times have changed and a luxury mansion these days does not go bellow $1 Million and that is when you want to live small and compact.
The Glass Pavilion
Steve Herman has called his exorbitant architectural home The Glass Pavilion and it measures close to three and half acres, which is more then enough for the average American family including all brothers and sister, father, mother and if still alive all grandparents.
Montecito California is an attraction richer with this multi million glass palace. The total construction took close to six years. Montecito well known for its stunning views is proud to have this extra media attention coming to town. The house overlooks the Montecito fern and oak covered landscape.
The architect Herman tells our correspondent; “In this house I have total privacy, and that’s the way I like it. And it allows me to feel one with nature from the comfort of my own home”
Interior of the Glass House
The house offers five luxurious bedrooms which all offer the same stunning view of the landscape. Five bathrooms offer the guests the privacy when bathing and even from the bathtub one can gape into the be yonder. The spacious kitchen is neighbored by a large wine room, with its own cooling systems to keep the delightful liquids at precise temperatures.
Hermann did not stop with designing the crystal house itself he also invested plenty of time in constructing and scaping some of the Pavilions architectural furniture.
Steve Hermann Art and Cars
Hermann also an art collector has decorated his new house with an elaborate array of art collected from all over the world, clearly indicating that this home is owned by a well traveled individual. Along art Architect Steve Hermann is an automobile enthusiast and has accumulated a large collection of vintage cars, all his bolides found their homes within the compound of The Glass Pavilion.
The Glass Pavilion is a true marble in the Montecito landscape. Originally designed as the ideal home for the architect himself, recently a for sale sign was seen at one of the Californian Real Estate agents.
Source: http://www.allvoices.com/contributed-news/6586000-Author: shangyi
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