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THE POUND RIDGE HOUSE | |||
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The house recalls the work of early modernist | |||
| architects of the previous centuries while discreetly | ||||
| incorporating current technology. Originally planned by | ||||
| a cartographer, the interiors were redirected to take | ||||
| advantage of the expansive vistas through custom | ||||
| steel framed windows. Crisp detailing of texture-rich | ||||
| materials created a progression of intimate spaces | ||||
| surrounding a loft-like living area. Unique walnut | ||||
| columns, steel and morado stair and custom cabinetry | ||||
| reflect a successful collaboration between the | ||||
| architects, clients and contractor, utilizing the | ||||
| exceptional talents of the local tradesmen. | ||||
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| Specifications: 8,500 sf house on 3 floors, 1,000 sf two-car garage + loft. Robert Silman Assoc. PC, Structural Engineer; Harry V. Borg, Inc, Lighting; Ranneklev Brothers, Inc., Contractor | ||||
526 W 26th Street • Suite 705 • New York, NY 10001 • 212 563 3434