This new house, completed while I worked at Richard Leggin Architects, is situated next to the Montgomery County Agricultural Preserve, so a strong connection to the land was important to the owners  The locally-quarried Seneca sandstone and its mid-Atlantic Farmhouse typology connects the house to the local  building traditions and the land on which it sits,  The auxiliary structures create the outdoor rooms that characterize the farm houses of the area.

Photograph of Completed House's Front Facade

Perspective Study of Rear Elevations

Rear Elevation as built

Schematic Site Plan Sketch

First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan