This new single-family home, sited on a narrow lot, is organized linearly on a north-south axis, prioritizing landscape views and open space access for the main living spaces while still providing plenty of light for the ancillary spaces along the attenuated plan. The house includes a unique canopy element that links the various outdoor spaces on the property – providing shade at the entry, the rear patio, and the path that connects the front and rear yards, while also turning up and wrapping the elevated roof deck. While the gable forms and clapboard siding harken back to a traditional residential aesthetic, minimal detailing, and contemporary proportions offer a fresh take on the single-family vernacular.
