Watch Hill House by LUBRANO CIAVARRA ARCHITECTS

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Watch Hill House is a project completed by the New York City-based LUBRANO CIAVARRA ARCHITECTS in 2012.

The home is located in Westerly, Rhode Island, USA and covers an area of 5,200 square feet.

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Watch Hill House by LUBRANO CIAVARRA ARCHITECTS:

“When a lively family of five considered building a weekend home to serve as a hub for their extensive network of family and friends, they selected a secluded 3.5 acre site fronting a nature preserve. A visitor to the site first encounters the slender pool house, which introduces the recurring palette of cedar, copper, and slate. On the main house, cedar “straps” of horizontal siding rotate individually to become light-filtering railings, or fold in to create programmed porches. A journey across the site unfolds as a conversation between openness and constructed site lines. The Watch Hill House received the Gold Award for Residential New Construction in Rhode Island Monthly Magazine’s 2013 Design Awards.”

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Photos by: Chris Cooper Photographer