Bowery Design Group

Architecture shaped by the hillside. The home stretches horizontally across the slope, organizing living spaces, terraces, and water to take advantage of the view. Cantilevered volumes reduce the structure’s visual weight, while a series of planted levels connects the house to the landscape below. Designed to follow the land rather than compete with it.

At the Carbon Canyon Residence, the bedroom opens completely to a private garden terrace and the view beyond.
A continuous timber ceiling extends from inside to outside, visually connecting the two spaces. Retractable glass, deep overhangs and adjustable screens allow the room to shift naturally between openness, shade and privacy throughout the day.
A quiet retreat shaped by light, landscape and the horizon.
Carbon Canyon Residence
Architecture and design by Bowery Design Group

At our Heather Road Project, the relationship between the home and garden comes into focus as dusk falls. Floor-to-ceiling glass brings the warmth of the interiors into the landscape, while the pool becomes the center of outdoor life. A series of terraces creates distinct places for swimming, dining, gathering, and relaxing beneath the trees. Modern architecture designed around life indoors and out.
Heather Road Project
Architecture and design by Bowery Design Group

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At the St. Martin Villa, the outdoor spaces are designed as rooms within the landscape. A deep overhang provides shade above the terrace, while the sunken fire lounge creates an intimate place to gather beside the infinity pool. Beyond, uninterrupted views extend across the tropical hillside toward the Caribbean. Architecture shaped around shade, water, and the rhythm of island living.
St. Martin Villa - French West Indies
Architecture and design by Bowery Design Group

Blue hour at the Stanley Residence. The architecture steps down the hillside, creating a series of terraces for dining, gathering, and relaxing above the city. Deep overhangs provide shelter, integrated lighting defines the house’s horizontal lines, and the infinity pool carries the view toward the Los Angeles skyline. A home designed around the changing light and the landscape below.

At the Makana Residence, the pool is conceived as an extension of the home rather than a separate destination. A broad, curved canopy creates a shaded outdoor room for gathering, dining, and relaxing beside the water. Cascading greenery softens the roofline, while mature trees rise through the architecture and bring the surrounding landscape into everyday life.
Designed for long days lived between shade, water, and garden.

A living space shaped by height, light, and connection. The double-height room is anchored by a sculptural metal fireplace, while suspended linear lighting draws the eye through the volume. Retractable glass walls extend the interior toward the garden, allowing the room to shift naturally between quiet mornings, everyday living, and larger gatherings.
Architecture, interiors, and landscape working as one continuous idea.

Arrival at The Murdock Estate in Lānaʻi, Hawaii, is organized around a central courtyard, where stone, water and tropical landscape create a moment of pause before entering the home. The architecture frames a direct view through the interior to the landscape beyond, while deep overhangs, screens and planted walls provide shade and privacy. The result is an arrival that feels open, calm and closely connected to its island setting.
The Murdock Estate - Lānaʻi, Hawaii
Architecture and design by Bowery Design Group

Light, landscape and movement come together at the Stradella Residence. A floating staircase rises beside the double-height stone wall, while an interior courtyard brings an olive tree into the center of the home. From the entry, views extend through the living spaces toward the Los Angeles horizon beyond.
Architecture and interiors form one continuous experience.