Vermont Cabin by Olson Kundig
The Vermont cabin is composed of three levels: the lowest portion nestles into the site and contains a garage that doubles as a game room, as well as a single bedroom and powder room …
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Bank Barn: Wood-Clad House by Birdseye Design
Located on a hillside meadow in rural Vermont, Bank Barn is a new residence conceptually inspired by the eponymous regional farm structures built into the banks of hills.
Mural House, Vermont by Birdseye Design
Mural House is a single-family residence located in an urban infill lot in a notable college section of Burlington, Vermont.
Knoll Retreat / Elizabeth Herrmann Architecture + Design
The Knoll Retreat was designed to have a strong presence, but not overwhelm the site. We let the land, views, and trees shape it and create a framework for intertwined interior and exterior rooms.
Elemental House in Vermont / Elizabeth Herrmann Architecture
On a rural hillside property encircled by fern-carpeted woods with breathtaking Green Mountain views, owners of the Elemental House envisioned a home enveloped by nature where they could relax with family and friends
Vermont Modern Farmhouse / Joan Heaton Architects
The Vermont Modern Farmhouse takes the shape of two volumes, with ridges perpendicular to one another, connected by a single story glass enclosure. The two volumes have steep “farmhouse” pitched roofs while the other portions of the house have low-slope roofs.
Tunbridge Winter Cabin in the Green Mountains of Vermont
Designed by New York-based design studio New Affiliates, Tunbridge Winter Cabin is a 115 sqm cabin that contains a painting studio and living quarters on 26 hectares in the Green Mountains of Vermont.
Joan Heaton Translated the Vernacular of a 1788 Vermont Farm into Contemporary Design
Architectural interventions comprised of clean, modern lines complement the existing historic fabric. Living spaces in the Vermont farm house and guest house take advantage of panoramic west facing views of the Adirondacks.