CORY HENRY
HOUSE
Wrapped in wood, the exterior changes with shifting sunlight and shadow throughout the day. In the evening, the edges of the home disappear, and light passes between the wood slats and through the large windows, transforming the home into a surface of light.
ARCHITECT
CORY HENRY
The expansive home is organized around a garden courtyard that floods the residence with daylight and creates a defining sight line; from the living room, through the courtyard, into the kitchen, and out to large backyard to the north.
Upstairs, three bedrooms, including the primary suite, each frame a different view of the neighborhood through generous picture windows.
Expansive Windows
Private Courtyard
Light-filled spaces
Oversized picture windows
Private 2-car garage with EV-ready electric.
Pet-friendly community with private dog park.
BY THE
NUMBERS
3 BEDROOMS
2.5 BATHS
3,215 TOTAL SF
1,025 FIRST FLOOR SF
1,060 SECOND FLOOR SF
1,130 LOWER LEVEL SF
7,311 SF LOT SIZE
2-CAR GARAGE
SQ FT
3,215
Tall, full-length windows look out from the main level onto a large private terrace surrounded by native landscaping and pollinator gardens.
Oversized picture windows
Light-filled spaces
Private Courtyard
Expansive Windows
Private 2-car garage with EV-ready electric.
Pet-friendly community with private dog park.
SITE PLAN
Phase I - Left (south)
Phase II - Right (north)
ARCHITECT
Cory Henry is the founder of Atelier Cory Henry, a Los Angeles–based practice working at the intersections of art, urbanism, and architecture. The atelier’s work engages contextual narratives, materiality, and the specificity of place through the integration of research and design.
Henry is a recipient of the Rome Prize from the American Academy in Rome, a MacDowell Fellowship, and a Bogliasco Fellowship. NCARB has recognized him as an emerging force in the field and his work and writings have been published and exhibited in Empathic Design: Perspectives on Creating Inclusive Spaces (Island Press, 2024), Architectural Record, Architecture Magazine, the Lisbon Triennale, the Monterey Design Conference, and the AIA. He has participated in panel discussions and delivered lectures at the Venice Biennale, the National Building Museum, Real Matter, the Monterey Design Conference, and leading institutions throughout the United States and internationally.
Henry regularly holds distinguished professorships and visiting critic roles at prestigious institutions. Including recurring teaching at the Harvard University's Graduate School of Design, has twice held the University of Maryland's Kea Distinguished Professorship, Washington University in St. Louis, where he served as Ruth & Norman Moore Visiting Professor and others.
CORY HENRY
Cory Henry is the founder of Atelier Cory Henry, a Los Angeles–based practice working at the intersections of art, urbanism, and architecture. The atelier’s work engages contextual narratives, materiality, and the specificity of place through the integration of research and design.
Henry is a recipient of the Rome Prize from the American Academy in Rome, a MacDowell Fellowship, and a Bogliasco Fellowship. NCARB has recognized him as an emerging force in the field and his work and writings have been published and exhibited in Empathic Design: Perspectives on Creating Inclusive Spaces (Island Press, 2024), Architectural Record, Architecture Magazine, the Lisbon Triennale, the Monterey Design Conference, and the AIA. He has participated in panel discussions and delivered lectures at the Venice Biennale, the National Building Museum, Real Matter, the Monterey Design Conference, and leading institutions throughout the United States and internationally.
Henry regularly holds distinguished professorships and visiting critic roles at prestigious institutions. Including recurring teaching at the Harvard University's Graduate School of Design, has twice held the University of Maryland's Kea Distinguished Professorship, Washington University in St. Louis, where he served as Ruth & Norman Moore Visiting Professor and others.