AOME Architects

Architects & Building Designers , Accessory Dwelling Units , Home Remodeling , Home Additions , Universal Design , Basement Remodeling

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AOME Architects

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Bridle Trails

Photography by Mike Jensen

Project Year: 2008

Country: United States

Two pavilion lantern-like forms organize the design.

Bridle Trails

Unlike the original home, the new roof line and details echo the stately forest setting.

Bridle Trails

Photography by Mike Jensen

Bridle Trails

The simple entryway, framed in stone, casts a lantern-like glow in the evening.

Bridle Trails

Photography by Mike Jensen

Bridle Trails

A new roof opens the living room to the sky and tree canopy, in stark contrast to the original living room which had a drooping roof and massive fireplace.

Bridle Trails

Daylight now streams into the living room brightening the shaded forest location.

Bridle Trails

The new great room is open to the surrounding beauty of the forest in a way that wasn’t possible before with an overbearing fireplace in the middle of the space.

Bridle Trails

Connected to the great room, a functional and inviting kitchen allows accessibility while entertaining guests, unlike the original, isolated and constricted quarters of the previous galley kitchen.

Bridle Trails

Photography by Mike Jensen

Bridle Trails

Photography by Mike Jensen

Bridle Trails

Photography by Mike Jensen

Bridle Trails

A breezeway from the garage creates a symbolic gateway for the entry. The unwelcoming, old entry was rarely used, as guests couldn’t find it.

Bridle Trails