When architect Michael Gooden started designing a house on a wedge-shaped lot in Dallas, Texas, he envisioned something like a slice of American pie – literally.
The modest lot in the Peninsula Neighborhood was a triangle on a slope that narrowed on one side. Gooden, principal of M Gooden Design, solved the dimensional challenge by building on two axes with a master wing rotated parallel to the property line. He then maximized interior space and created a contemporary aesthetic with moving walls of glass and windows.