The five-bedroom home built in 2016 contains 8,367 square feet of interior space in a balanced trio of boxes. The Potomac Valley chapter of the American Institute of Architects gave the home a design award in 2018.
The award-winning building was designed by architect Mark McInturff and his team and built by Added Dimensions Constructions.
Skylights and floor-to-ceiling windows create an airy, light-filled atmosphere. It’s a striking home suitable for entertaining inside and out—everything from casual outdoor gatherings to formal events.
The dramatic glass facade is centered on a large living room instead of a courtyard. Sustainable accents, such as wood louvers and motorized shades that offer protection from the sun as well as privacy, have been woven seamlessly into the home’s details.
“Our response was to create a large, delicate and transparent inner core of steel, glass and zinc, flanked with two robust concrete wings, stucco-clad, containing the private spaces,” says the website for McInturff Architects based in Bethesda, Maryland. “All three parts share a common width and structural rhythm.”
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The award-winning building was designed by architect Mark McInturff and his team and built by Added Dimensions Constructions.
Skylights and floor-to-ceiling windows create an airy, light-filled atmosphere. It’s a striking home suitable for entertaining inside and out—everything from casual outdoor gatherings to formal events.
The dramatic glass facade is centered on a large living room instead of a courtyard. Sustainable accents, such as wood louvers and motorized shades that offer protection from the sun as well as privacy, have been woven seamlessly into the home’s details.
“Our response was to create a large, delicate and transparent inner core of steel, glass and zinc, flanked with two robust concrete wings, stucco-clad, containing the private spaces,” says the website for McInturff Architects based in Bethesda, Maryland. “All three parts share a common width and structural rhythm.”
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