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In the field

A new house is coordinated as one composition, from the overall massing to the framed exterior.

The project record pairs design views with construction photographs, following the residence as the rooflines, entry, garage wing, and exterior envelope take shape. Construction views track the relationship between the central volume, stepped wings, roof forms, and the approach to the house.

Closer low-angle construction view of the new residence and its framed front elevation — Front elevation and primary roof forms

New house under construction, its walls sheathed in blue weather-resistive barrier above a stone-veneer base, with several gables and two stone chimneys — Full front facade wrapped for enclosure, silt fencing along the yard

Design intent

The completed form was tested before work moved into the field.

A rendered view establishes the intended hierarchy of the gables, chimney, entry, and garage wing.

Architectural rendering of the proposed residence with gabled roofs, a prominent chimney, and a three-car garage — Exterior design study