Sculptural Landscape

Landscapes, Sculpture, Residential 2 Comments

Architectural designer and sculptor, Jackie Braitman, has created a sculptural dining pavilion at her own home to showcase the possibilities of marrying sculpture with landscape design in a modest residential setting.  [Photography by Roger Foley.] This installation creates an outdoor room that is at once dramatic and intimate – providing privacy from a very close neighbor without use of privacy fences or hedges. The powder-coated steel fins of the pergola – transparent from some angles — provide privacy from key sitting areas, inside and out.…

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Opening Up a 1930’s Cape Code

Remodeling within the Existing Footprint, Interiors, Homes Leave a comment

The typical small house built in the 1930’s — with small, cut-off rooms — creates the opportunity for a different type of “great room”. Instead of a single (too often sterile space), we create a “great room” composed of interconnected spaces that blur the lines between kitchen, living, dining and study. This type of opening-up with the existing footprint creates the ability to be together while still engaging in separate activities. It’s an inviting, nurturing type of family life.

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Dancer Series – Figurative Glass Sculpture

Art, Sculpture, Art Spotlight Leave a comment

  Figurative “table-top” sculpture.  Cast and Fused Glass on glass, metal or concrete bases.    Figures are approximately 18″ tall figures.   Please see About/Galleries to contact galleries that represent Jackie Braitman’s glass sculptural work.                                          

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