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The three houses are oriented on the landscape above the Housatonic River.
The three houses are oriented on the landscape above the Housatonic River.
Connected to the main house by a narrow bridge, a three-story cedar tower with a sauna at its base recalls a tree house. The screened-in second level includes a table and chairs for enjoying an outdoor meal, while a swing on the tower’s top level provides a perch to take in the surrounding birch trees.
Connected to the main house by a narrow bridge, a three-story cedar tower with a sauna at its base recalls a tree house. The screened-in second level includes a table and chairs for enjoying an outdoor meal, while a swing on the tower’s top level provides a perch to take in the surrounding birch trees.
The expansive property contains an extensive forest and trail system.
The expansive property contains an extensive forest and trail system.
The northern façade of the main house is set at an angle to the barn
The northern façade of the main house is set at an angle to the barn
Napa Valley barn in vineyard
Napa Valley barn in vineyard
Perched atop a mountain on over six acres of woods, this young couple's weekend getaway incorporates the old with the new.
Perched atop a mountain on over six acres of woods, this young couple's weekend getaway incorporates the old with the new.
Sited in rural Pennsylvania, The 5,390 square foot residence consists of the main house, and adjacent garage where the residents now store the boat that was once their home.
Sited in rural Pennsylvania, The 5,390 square foot residence consists of the main house, and adjacent garage where the residents now store the boat that was once their home.
The home’s cantilevers are made possible by the insulated concrete formwork (ICF) shell. “The elastic properties of concrete allowed us the flexibility to push and push the facade,” says MaMo Principal Architect Matthew Moger. “The desired effect was to create subtle yet dynamic moments of light, shade, and shelter.”
The home’s cantilevers are made possible by the insulated concrete formwork (ICF) shell. “The elastic properties of concrete allowed us the flexibility to push and push the facade,” says MaMo Principal Architect Matthew Moger. “The desired effect was to create subtle yet dynamic moments of light, shade, and shelter.”
Front elevation with standing seam siding and corten steel entry fascia
Front elevation with standing seam siding and corten steel entry fascia
Front elevation
Front elevation
Exterior Front of House with Board Form Landscape Walls
Exterior Front of House with Board Form Landscape Walls

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