This project demonstrates a strongly contextual yet contemporary
addition to a 1920's brick residence on an architectural showcase street
in North Asheville. Careful attention to composition and detailing
resulted in an addition that is one genetically related to it's
ancestor, but clearly conceived in the 21st century. The addition
connects and opens up the house to the expansive yard below.
Green building features include radiant floor heat and domestic hot
water systems fed by new solar panels, and brick reclaimed from the
original structure. Non-toxic green finishes include marmoleum and low
voc paints.