This award-winning 8,000 sf house in Belmont, MA is conceived as a series of horizontal planes that terrace along the edge of a south facing hill. Designed to romantically interact with the surrounding landscape, the house allows a stream to pass through it, it lets light enter through clerestory windows breaking down the boxiness of the enclosure, and it extends outdoor living spaces into nature. The composite steel and wood structure is wrapped in thoughtfully crafted details & natural materials.

I worked on this project at Maryann Thompson Architects developing the formal design of the project including structural integrity and coordination, detailing and construction administration (particularly of the 180 custom mahogany windows & doors), on lighting design, on material and product research, and on finding subcontractors to do work the GC refused. I worked on this project with Bill Pevear.

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