Today we will show a beautiful house in Truro, Massachusetts, a project by Hammer Architects. I’m in love with this house! High ceiling, exposed structure, wood and glass combo, everything is perfect. It gives the house a rustic and modern look, super charming. From layout to interior design and beautiful views, every single details is amazing. Certainly a great place to live.
Make sure to check out Hammer Architects website for further information about this and other inspiring projects. See you next week. 🙂
Description from the architects: This two story, four-bedroom residence is sited along a high ridge surrounded by dense woodland. The client desired a home, which would function as a weekend retreat, accommodate single floor living and provide abundant natural light. The design evolved to become an upside-down house with guest rooms on the lower level and the living spaces and master bedroom above.
The simple shape with its nine and twelve gable roof can be viewed as an extruded Cape Cod cottage while the exposed wood structure recalls rustic cabins. Extensive use of glass opens the home to the outdoors and in turn offers long vistas and cooling breezes. The end of the form opens to a screened in porch, which is accessed via a large sliding glass wall that is concealed behind the fireplace when open. This transition further blurs the distinction between inside and outside.
We found this house at Contemporist.