2012 HOUSES awards gallery - Page 6 of 10

THE CHARLES HALE HOUSE of 1901. 18 Winsor Avenue Watertown, MA
The Charles Hale House is one of Watertown’s “Grande Dames” built on and near School Street between 1890 and 1920. These homes are imposing, spacious and...
Lake Ariel Residence
In the early part of the 20th century, the coal industry was booming along the river valleys of northeast Pennsylvania and helped fuel the Industrial Revolution. My grandfather was pulled…
The Longhouse
Economy informed almost every decision in our design, beginning with the simplest and perhaps most iconic building form, the gable. We were drawn to the fallen birches in the surrounding…
Angle House Addition, Asheville, North Carolina
In place of the traditional sloped rafters running from ridge to eave, this 640 sf addition features sloped glue-laminated beams set on 5’-4” centers with 2x6 purlins running in the...
Arts & Crafts Bungalow
Welcome. We wanted a home that welcomed one to the neighborhood, welcomed one to enter, and welcomed one to stay. Replacing a small, 1950’s tract house with a fairly large…
Pass-A-Grille Boathouse
Located on the main road into town, keeping the historic neighborhood scale was paramount - so we developed a split-level plan. The Key West style helped achieve a more grounded…
An Intracoastal Home
Located on a tidal salt marsh along the Intracoastal waterway, the house is sited to maximize views to the water through the wooded landscape. The design takes cues from…
Skipping Stone
Skipping Stone is an elegant, efficiently designed lake house that provides gracious indoor and outdoor living on three levels. Modestly scaled and cottage-like from the arrival, the house cascades...
A Home on Lake Norman
Walking the site for the first time, it quickly became clear that the moderate slope, established tree canopy and water views provided an opportunity for a special house. Rather…
Little Valley Farm
This is a historically accurate reproduction of a Pennsylvania manor house. It is set on 20+/- acres in the heart of the beautiful rolling landscape of Bucks County, reminescent of…

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