Though concerned with parameters of physicality and visual access, what happens when architecture explores unplottability? Inspired from the whimsy of Harry Potter novels, Iannuzzi Studio designs the Briarcliff house as an 'unplottable' residence hidden in a lush setting of the Detroit suburb Franklin. “The concept of “unplottability”, the design team shares, “translated into an abundantly modern building that is cloaked in a familiar vernacular, so that one could potentially pass by without taking notice – or from an aerial view be hidden beneath a collection of simple roof ridges.“ Read more: Link in Bio @ STIRworld.com - SEE - FEATURES - Images: Rafael Gamo - @iannuzzi_studio @elizabethfieldsdesign @rafaelgamo @environmentalartists @tsagc_official - #greenarchitecture #homelandscape #harrypotteraesthetic #gableroof #foresthome #offthegridliving #americanarchitecture #thinkNEXT #STIR #STIRworld #StaySTIRred #STIR_SEE @joharskhan