Autumn
Clerestory windows admit extra light to enter the house — which is particularly welcome on a crisp fall day.
The crisp early morning light of autumn compelled us to go out into that cold morning breeze. This perspective shows the entire project and how the layout of the windows relate to the shape of the buildings (with their clerestory arches) and the landscape beyond.
Architects – http://rehkamplarson.com
Builders – http://www.hagstrombuilder.com
Photo – http://www.kengutmaker.com
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