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New Robert Gurney Home to Hit the Market

  • November 22nd 2011

by Shilpi Paul

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New Robert Gurney Home to Hit the Market: Figure 1
24 Wissioming Court

The final touches were recently put on a new home from local architect Robert Gurney, FAIA and it is set to hit that market right after Thanksgiving, UrbanTurf has learned.

The 10,000 square-foot, contemporary five-bedroom in Bethesda is all clean lines, squares and rectangles — even the fireplace sits on a flat plane on the wall, and the infinity pool is flush with the ground.

New Robert Gurney Home to Hit the Market: Figure 2
Kitchen

Gurney, who has stated that topography and Cubism inspire his designs, apparently wanted to maximize the view from a hilltop in Bethesda as the house has pane after pane of windows looking out onto trees and the Potomac. The house is divided into an informal living zone and a formal entertaining area, and the two are connected by a glass bridge. The master suite has two built-in desks and a bathtub sitting at the floor-to-ceiling windows. Though there isn’t much softness to the architecture, the wooden cabinets and room dividers add some warm colors.

The home was originally listed before it broke ground over a year ago. More photos and details below.

New Robert Gurney Home to Hit the Market: Figure 3
Dining Room

New Robert Gurney Home to Hit the Market: Figure 4
Family Room

New Robert Gurney Home to Hit the Market: Figure 5
Patio and Infinity Pool

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This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.production.logicbrush.com/articles/blog/new_robert_gurney_home_to_hit_the_market/4636.

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