10 Degree House by Höweler + Yoon Architecture
Occupying an extremely narrow lot, considered undersized and therefore almost ‘unbuildable’, the 10 Degree House is wedged into the site tapering to accommodate sightlines and setbacks.
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Urban Row House in Richmond’s Historic Jackson Ward Neighborhood
It is rare to happen upon a vacant urban lot, and even rarer that it be in a designated Historic District. We have designed a decidedly modernist urban Row House in Richmond’s historic Jackson Ward neighborhood for a client from Atlanta.
Modern Suburban House Composed of Three Volumetric Elements
Bridge House is a modern suburban house that spans both landscapes and age groups. Sited between a suburban development and a protected wooded area, the Bridge House appears as a single family home from the front.
Foley Ridge Cabin is Conceived as a Galvanized Steel Monolith Elevated on Two Concrete Walls
Foley Ridge Cabin is a bedroom addition to an archetypal single-room dwelling. The project is located in a pristine natural landscape, accessible by a rugged dirt trail and situated on a steeply sloped clearing with a long view to Blue Ridge Mountains.
Hawks Nest is Perched on a Cliff That Overlooks the Potomac River
Hawks Nest is a home and studio for a sculptor from Paris who was drawn to the site, an abandoned limestone quarry, with its sweeping views of the Potomac River. Located in Falling Waters, West Virginia, this amazing retreat was conceived and designed by Greg Wiedemann, AIA, and Barbara Sweeney, AIA, of Wiedemann Architects. Hawks
James River House – a Modern Family Weekend Retreat
Architects: Architecture Firm Project: James River House Location: Scottsville, Virginia, United States Area: 204 sqm Photography: James Ewing Located near Scottsville, Virginia, this family weekend and vacation home was designed by family members, Danny and Katie MacNelly, ArchitectureFirm, Richmond, Va. Sited on a long and narrow 40-acre plot, the James River House opens to expansive
Red Barn at Hazel River Cabin / Bonstra Haresign Architects
The Red Barn at Hazel River Cabin repurposes a hand hewn oak corn crib, which originally stood in Berks County, Pennsylvania, into a screened living space and equipment shed on the grounds of Hazel River Cabin in Woodville, Virginia, US. Reclaimed red barn siding emphasizes the structure’s historic use, while set-back screen doors, framed with
Hazel River Cabin by Bonstra Haresign Architects
Hazel River Cabin is a weekend retreat rebuilt and modernized by Bonstra Haresign Architects in Rappahannock County, Virginia, US. Description by Bonstra Haresign: A 1794 log cabin, 1856 clapboard addition and imported slave quarters were combined to create the Hazel River Cabin, a rural weekend retreat. These historic cottages retain their original character while having