BDG Cape & Islands 2020

Top: The home faces south to
capture the view and soak up
the passive energy of the sun.
A contemporary pergola was
engineered in steel and wrapped
in wood. The thick glass doors
are substantial and required
great skill in handling and
installation.
Middle: The minimalist interiors
also require dexterity. “When you
have dissimilar materials that
are touching or almost touching
each other on a plane, that has
to be absolutely perfect,” says
Andrew.
Bottom: The home’s expansive
green roof, which features
Photovoltaic panels, as well as
the farm’s windmill, supports
the homeowners’ culture of
sustainability. It also “takes the
edge off the contemporary
design,” says Andrew; “it’s
soothing.” The flat roof is a
complicated venture; a water
consultant was brought in to
ensure it drains properly during
extreme weather conditions.
Architecture: Charles Rose
Architects
Landscape Architecture:
Stephen Stimson Associates
Photography: John E. Linden
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