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Wolf House

This house is in a neighborhood of small cottages. It has a long, low eave and an arrangement of forms (gable, shed, and chimney) that is almost lego-like in its simplicity. The entry has a contrasting glazed form tucked below the eave which protrudes through the shed roof above. The house rises as it sets back from the street. Its "L" shape creates a private outdoor area facing south in the rear. Inside, mouldings and other embellishments have been simplified to place the focus on the natural materials (wood, stone, and metal) and on the play of light on the various walls.

 

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Awards:
NE AIA, Honor Award, 2001
Custom Home, Merit Award, 1999
RI AIA, Honor Award, 1998
RI Monthly, Gold Award, 1998

Publications:
The Simple Home, Sarah Nettleton, 2007
Distinctive Designs, US/China Build, 2004
Residential Architect, Rising Star Leadership Awards, June 2002

Credits:
Builder: Gardner Woodwrights,
Saunderstown, RI
Photography: Warren Jagger, Providence, RI


 

 

 

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