#LongLotHouse
A long and skinny property gets a modern home that reimagines agrarian architecture. This home focuses it's openings towards daylight and views to maximize the length of the lot's extensive vistas. This net-zero energy house is designed for a growing family of three, their horses, and love of plants.
A view from the deck, with the large operable glass wall shown open. Indoor / outdoor connections were a must in this design.
A view from inside the main living area, towards the kitchen and open dining space.
The center volume of this residence is a transition space between living areas and bedrooms, allowing visual and acoustic separation between different lifestyle needs in one house.
A view from the solarium bridge, towards the front entrance and the house's volume that contains the three upstairs bedrooms and a gracious mudroom.
A view from the corner of the living room, towards the hearth and bridge across the solarium.
A sunken courtyard sits outside the solarium, just below the dining room and large outdoor deck.