Like early examples of the Shingle Style, this house dresses up the basic forms of early American architecture with classical details. The formal, symmetrical front reflects a centrally organized plan, while in back, the broad porch and its oversize Doric columns knit together the interior rooms with the spaces of the lush, mature landscape. The restrained palette — grey outside, taupe inside — provides an elegant backdrop to relaxed summer living.
Mr. Wright led the design and construction administration teams responsible for this project while a Principal with Hart Howerton. Photographer: David Sundberg, ESTO