"This house, located in Annapolis, Maryland, is built on the foundation of a 1960s post and beam modern house. The foundation was kept in an effort to retain it’s proximity to Crab Creek, an estuary that feeds the Chesapeake Bay".
"Strict environmental regulations prohibited enlarging the pre-existing footprint or adding significant square footage to the house. The house is organised around a linear bar, clad in white stucco".
"From the central spine, additional spaces are articulated as independent volumes, projecting vertically and clad in either wood or metal siding. The spaces are also organized around a swimming pool and views toward Crab Creek. A continuous wall of glass and covered porch heightens the interaction between inside and outside".
"The primary spaces in the house are oriented toward the water views, have high ceilings and are light filled".
Throughout the interior a range of different materials are used including white oak flooring and millwork, black slate, white marble, rusted steel and translucent glass. Additional materials used on the exterior include field stone, bond-formed concrete, bluestone and ground-faced block.
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