Traditional architecture meets contemporary space and construction in Farm Houses: The New Style, and readers interested in building or adding to a primary residence, weekend getaway, or guest house will find plenty of inspiration here.

This book looks at the various ways architects have interpreted the simplicity and good proportions used in 19th century farmhouses to design new, modern structures that complement contemporary lifestyles and space needs.

The projects represent farmhouses from across rural America, including both new construction and additions, and have been selected for excellence in design and innovative use of materials and construction methods. Each one includes interior and exterior photography, floor plans, and concise, informative text highlighting the design and technical aspects of the house. Various regional styles are explored in detail, including New England, the South, and the Pacific Northwest.

This project was awarded a 2004 Excellence in Architecure Honor Award by the Vermont Chapter of the American Institute of Architects.

This home was also featured in the following publications:
“Farm Houses: The New Style” by Neill Heath
(2005, Harper Collins);
Design New England magazine, Sept/ Oct 2007;
Vermont Magazine, annual “At Home” issue, 2007