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General Contractor
G. Rodney Johnson Inc.
Interior Design
Pamela
Pearce Designs
set 1 | set 2 
Shingle Style Farmhouse
As projects and properties sizes grow to estate proportions, new issues confront the architect. Providing spaces, forms, and interfaces that are appropriate to the user and the neighborhood becomes a delicate exercise.
Shingle Style Farmhouse
Roads, outdoor spaces, recreational uses and outbuildings, as well as sight lines to and from the property, are considered during the site planning process.
Shingle Style Farmhouse
Each façade becomes a backdrop for different uses as one moves around a property.
Shingle Style Farmhouse
“Have nothing in your house that
you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful.”
— William
Morris
Shingle Style Farmhouse
Wasted, undefined space is unnecessary, even in a very large project.
Shingle Style Farmhouse
Large volumes are treated with care to allow openness without sacrificing intimacy.
Shingle Style Farmhouse
A gymnasium, indoor pool, kitchen and exercise area blend with other common spaces to form a functional yet dynamic whole.
Shingle Style Farmhouse
By burying the bulk of the gymnasium into the ground while maintaining the roofline of the main house, the large volume respects the scale of the home.
Shingle Style Farmhouse
At all times of the day and night, architecture should work with the landscape, enhancing one another.
