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Modern and Functional House which Doubles as a Car Collector’s Garage and Private Residence

By Magaly Grosso

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AUTOHAUS is a project completed by the American architectural firm Matt Fajkus Architecture in 2017. The structure, which doubles as a car collector’s garage and private residence, is located in Austin, Texas, USA, and covers a total ground area of 4,088 square feet.

Terrace with wooden floors
Horizontal windows

The building’s compact living quarters are perched atop an open area, which is used as an automobile exhibition and social gathering space. This second level is shifted forward to allow a double height view down into the garage space, while creating an everyday carport beneath the hovering bedchamber in the front.

Modern living room-kitchen space with glass walls
Internal glass walls with view towards garage
Interior view of the garage

The interior is stylish and contemporary, with an open plan that helps create the feeling of a space greater than it actually is. Large clear glass walls allow for the easy entry of natural light, which floods the space and gives it a luminous quality. Carefully chosen decorative accessories serve to make the rooms feel like a home and grant it a touch of character that clues us in as to the personalities of the home’s residents.

Skylight

A roof terrace tops the home, surrounded by a tree canopy which serves to give it a touch of privacy as well as create a mix between urban living and nature.

Bedroom with glass walls
Modern bathroom in black and white
Study with walls, floors, and ceiling in wood
Study chair details
Garage
Car collection
Garage area
Exterior area of the garage
Nocturnal view of the exterior
Night view from exterior
Night view of the interior of the garage
Night view of the interior of the garage

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About Magaly Grosso

Magaly Grosso was born in Venezuela where she grew up and studied Advertising and Marketing. With time, she realized that what she truly wanted to dedicate herself to was Interior Design, which is why she decided to study it and devote herself to it. Learn more about HomeDSGN's Editorial Process.

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