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The character of this home arose out of the challenges of a steeply sloped site. To take advantage of the views offered, the two story structure is raised with its lower floor flush to street grade. Living activities are located upstairs to heighten the drama of the views and light while the bedrooms are provided at grade. The cantilevered shingled roof provides a sheltering car port reconciling domestic welcome with the needs of the automobile. At the rear, the cantilevered roof deck stretches out to the views. Tall custom walk-through windows flood the interior with light.
Size: 2,000 gsf
Finalist, 2004 & 2006 Harleston-Parker Medal AIA/Boston Society for Architecture
2000 Award for Design Excellence in Housing Honor Award, Boston Society for Architecture/AIA
Exhibition Yale School of Architecture, Main Gallery, May 2001
Houses-Casas-Häuser eds. Hugo Kliczkowski and Alejandro Bahamón, HK-Onlybook/Loft Publications, Spain, 2005, pp92-99.
The Distinctive Home: A Vision of Timeless Design Jeremiah Eck, The Taunton Press, 2003, pp156-157.
“The Year in Review Issue” Architecture Boston, vol. 3, no.5, 2000, p 58.
“A Modern Treehouse” R. Campbell, Boston Globe, Jul 8, 1999, ppF1,8.
Harvard Design Magazine Fall 1998, pp98.