COUNTRY COTTAGE

A low-profile country house sited on a hilly pasture in the Hudson Valley, conceived as a quiet extension of the landscape. The architecture is organized on a rational timber grid, using prefabricated construction, to achieve material economy and long-term adaptability. Deep overhangs and carefully oriented openings moderate light and climate, while a continuous perimeter terrace dissolves the boundary between interior and site. The result is a restrained domestic environment shaped by light, proportion, and seasonal change.​

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