We were browsing Topher Delaney's blog, SEAM, when we came across this amazing door inside the Mark Horton Architecture studio located in South Park in San Francisco. What a great way to let natural light in without sacrificing privacy!
We were browsing Topher Delaney's blog, SEAM, when we came across this amazing door inside the Mark Horton Architecture studio located in South Park in San Francisco. What a great way to let natural light in without sacrificing privacy!

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My office has doors like this...I fell through them flat onto the floor my first day...infront of the CEO.
Good times. Good times.
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thanks for the intro. just what i was looking for.
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Friends of mine -- both designer/fabricators (as in, you can pay them money to do this for you) -- put doors like this on their house.
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kvh:
more details? names? contact info? cost estimate?
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Those are just like the trick doors behind bookcases like you see in the movies. The protagonist would usually lean up on it and fall through as it pivots.
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healthyhome: e-mail me at kvanhorn [at] mica.edu and I'll try to connect you to them. They're about an hour outside of NYC....
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kvh
thanks will do.
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