Boston Architects: Eck | MacNeely Architects inc.
Designed to sit on a flat Plateau overlooking the Connecticut River, this two story house takes full advantage of the sweeping view while its minimized scale decreases the impact on the natural wooded surrounding. There is also a great distinction between the public and private areas in the residence. The house turn its back to the public or front entry by allowing few windows or view to that side. The Garage and master suite anchor the front of the house further shielding the private living areas from public access. By contrast, the private or rear side opens up greatly with multiple windows and an outdoor seating area.