Sugarbush Ski Home
This four-bedroom rustic contemporary home and garage of new construction occupy an east-facing slope near Sugarbush Ski Area. Adjacent to the ski slopes, it is the perfect location for an active family of four. Access to the trails is by means of a communal snow cat. The house is clad in wood shingles and rough […]
Modern Cabin
This small modern cabin provides ample living space for a weekend (or week-long) getaway. The 800 square foot cabin can sleep up to six people. Clean lines and sleek appliances and plumbing fixtures contribute to the large feel of the space. Windows on all sides provide daylighting and cross ventilation; large south facing windows frame […]
Adirondack Addition
Renovating older buildings is one of the primary principles of green building design. We transformed this Adirondack summer cottage located on an historic estate in Elizabethtown, New York into year round retreat by winterizing the existing cottage and adding a new structure containing bedrooms and baths for family and guests. The addition, located at right […]
Lake Champlain Home
Sited on the shore of Lake Champlain in Westport, New York, this home of sustainable design is built with local and green materials including FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certified wood. Triple glazed windows further the energy efficiency of this well insulated home. Designed for a family with three children who entertain other families with children, […]
Cody’s Pub
Not your average basement bar, this renovation includes a custom made, hand carved, curved, Mahogany bar by Ober Woodworking. Aged oak flooring and timbers, leaded glass windows, antique mirror and rough plaster walls complete the English pub look. The in-home bar complete with ice maker, beverage refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave and keg refrigerator serves as a […]
Middlebury Barn Renovation
The challenge in this project was to transform an existing 100 year old hay barn into a modern three bedroom home. The design incorporates both old and new – the antique timber frame contrasts with contemporary steel stairs and railings while new energy efficient windows sit next to salvaged barn doors. The west facing barn […]
Timber Frame Barn
Timber frame structures have been built in Vermont for hundreds of years. The exposed timbers, intricate joinery create lofty spaces with a strong aesthetic. This timber frame barn in Starksboro is inspired by Vermont vernacular farm structures and contains multiple functions. In the dance studio, timbers and pine boards create a warm and inviting atmosphere, […]
Winter Cabin
Built on a remote site in South Lincoln, Vermont, the cabin is accessed by a long pedestrian bridge across the New Haven River and a footpath. Every board that went into the cabin was carried over the river and up the hill. With a footprint of just over 600 square feet, the small cabin of […]
Rustic Cabin
At the edge of a meadow overlooking the Green Mountains, this small cabin’s simple forms combine with rustic elements to create distinctive guest quarters which include a bedroom, living space, kitchenette, bath and loft. The cabin, designed specifically for the client’s use, serves not only as a retreat but also as a pottery studio. This […]
A Gardener’s Home
Nestled in a sloping, wooded Vermont site, this three-story house makes efficient use of space by sitting on a small footprint. The finished basement serves as the study; open kitchen, living and dining areas occupy the first floor and two bedrooms and a bath are tucked under the roof. A mudroom, pantry, laundry, root cellar, […]
Stowe Vermont Home
The Stowe Vermont Home is sited on a sloping site with stunning mountain views to the west. This four bedroom home accommodates a family of three generations with a guest suite on the lower level and bedrooms for the two younger generations upstairs tucked under the roof. Open kitchen, living and dining areas are places […]
Hillside Home
Nestled in a hillside in the Green Mountains, this new construction in Starksboro, Vermont, is a thoughtfully designed blending of old and new. The time-honored timber frame style and traditional detailing are integrated with sustainable design and modern green building practices. This hillside home incorporates salvaged and local materials. Textured plaster walls, antique oak floors […]