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RESIDENTIAL DESIGN ON IRREGULAR SITE CONDITIONS By Sean T. Friedo December 6, 2010 A thesis submitted to the Faculty of the Graduate School of The State University of New York at Buffalo In partial fulfillment of the degree requirements for the degree of Master of Architecture Department of Architecture ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Many thanks to Dennis A. Andrejko, Gary Day and Lynda Schneekloth for their guidance and inspiration throughout the years and for helping to make this thesis a reality. Thank you to my family and friends for all their support. Special thanks to: Marie WrynnMichael D. Ross Without you, the completion of this thesis would not have been possible. This thesis is dedicated to the memory of Deborah Rose Molnar. Table of Contents Thesis Abstract pg. vii Introduction pg. 10 Definition of an Irregular Site pg. 13 Precedent Study pg. 17 Falling Water by Frank Lloyd Wright pg. 17 The Boulder House by Charles Forman Johnson pg. 22 Casa Malaparte by Curzio Malaparte pg. 25 The Reeve Residence by Jim Cutler pg. 33 The Rose Residence by Engelen Moore Architects pg. 38 The Berkowitz House by Steven Holl pg. 42 Client, Program and Design Intentions pg. 48 Site Analysis pg. 52 Design pg. 61 Final Drawings Package pg. 78 Alternate Design pg. 94 Summary pg. 105 Conclusion pg. 108 Bibliography pg. 111 Thesis Abstract Statement of Issue/Problem: Why are most atypical building sites, sites that are not flat and/or sites that are filled with things such as hills, valleys, rocks, trees etc., either mechanically altered to fit the status quo or abandoned altogether? I intend to e