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Collection by Allie Weiss

Homes with Wings

Rather than combine all of a house's functions into a single structure, why not try a deconstructed form? Ideal for warm climates, these homes are clustered into distinct areas for sleeping, entertaining, and more.

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The Cora House’s configuration maximizes views, while its siting limits environmental impact. Bonnifait + Giesen Atelierworkshop, the firm that designed the structure, retained the mature trees on the property.
The Cora House’s configuration maximizes views, while its siting limits environmental impact. Bonnifait + Giesen Atelierworkshop, the firm that designed the structure, retained the mature trees on the property.
Contractor Keith Romeo worked with Bates Masi on the varied mahogany planks used for the exterior decking, which are finished simply with wood toner by Cabot.
Contractor Keith Romeo worked with Bates Masi on the varied mahogany planks used for the exterior decking, which are finished simply with wood toner by Cabot.
French doors from Bonelli Windows & Doors were installed to satisfy a fire code that called for an aperture in the room. “Our lot is zoned more like industrial,” says Elliot. “We can build tall, up to 50 feet. It’s a good investment property.” The couple worked closely with the contractor, Dan Matarozzi, whom Elliot had worked with on another project. It was he who suggested architect Todd Davis.
French doors from Bonelli Windows & Doors were installed to satisfy a fire code that called for an aperture in the room. “Our lot is zoned more like industrial,” says Elliot. “We can build tall, up to 50 feet. It’s a good investment property.” The couple worked closely with the contractor, Dan Matarozzi, whom Elliot had worked with on another project. It was he who suggested architect Todd Davis.