Cantilever House
Vermont | 2012
Cantilever House is a modern interpretation of the traditional camp retreat. Recessed into the existing hillside and separated into two volumes, the house avoids an excessively vertical massing while simultaneously creating a walkout lower level adjacent to the lake. Private spaces are situated in the buried portion of the residence, allowing the open, communal spaces to flow directly into the shoreline through the large glass facade. Simple, orthogonal forms, shed roofs, and a minimalist material palette lessen the impact of the house on the waterfront.
Architect
Birdseye
Builder
Birdseye
Landscape Architect
Wagner Hodgson Landscape Architecture
Photography
Awards/Publications
2024 Archello
2023 Dwell
2023 Architizer
2016 Structure + Design
2013 East Coast Modern
2013 Villas – Superb Residential Style
2013 ArchDaily
2013 ArchDaily Español
