“They are so innovative, willing, and never say no to any design or various iterations. “Western sunlight floods the main space,” adds Click, “making the staircase glow.”īaptiste praises CnB Iron Works for the difficult-to-install staircase. Metal is Click’s recurring design detail found both inside and out, whether it’s from the metal-lined entryway or the perforated metal screen above the entry, or the stunning, white-painted perforated metal staircase that introduces the expansive living area and bifurcates the living from kitchen. “We also designed our way around it by turning the walkway on a diagonal to keep the tree’s roots intact.”
“A large tree helps filter street noise,” he says.
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It also addresses city streets with a hard edge, and fewer windows on the street to filter out noise.” As the developer, Baptiste also notes that his desire to save an existing, but not designated special tree, also dampens traffic sounds, and provides more privacy. “It’s visually dramatic, cost effective, low maintenance and easy-to-install. “We chose corrugated metal for the exterior for a number of reasons,” he says. Typically, Cheryl and Steve Click present themselves as a team, but one of them will take over the project as the lead, a role which Steve took on this project.
In this instance, razing the previous home that once occupied this lot – a very dilapidated single-story rambler suffering from decades of neglect and dry rot – meant not only designing a very unique façade, but also answering the needs for privacy on a busy street that bordered a mixed-use development neighborhood. If there is one thing that brough t Donald Baptiste of LDB Homes, LLC, together with Cheryl and Steve Click of Click Architects, who offer the total turnkey operation of home design, architecture, and interior design, it was their shared desire to create homes that had never been done before.
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