David Ludwig - Architect

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Nicasio Adirondack Lodge

The Adirondack style for lodge design originated in upper state New York toward the end of the 1800s as wealthy families were seeking to leave the hot and crowded cities along the east coast. They travelled by train into the nearby mountains, purchased pristine land along the shores of the plentiful lakes and created a unique architectural style based on the common vernacular of the area.
PUBLISHED:
American Bungalow, Fall 2001, "Nicasio Nirvanna" by Michelle Granger-Brown.
Project Year: Pre-2005
Project Cost: $750,001 - $1,000,000
Country: United States
Zip Code: 94946
This Adirondack Style lodge was built by the contractor/client on a large parcel covered with redwoods in central Marin County. it faces SW toward a meadow and backs up to a seasonal creek.
Nicasio Adirondack Lodge
Classic Adirondack detailing includes the upper shed dormer, extended rafter tails, the wrap-around porch and plentiful windows.
Nicasio Adirondack Lodge
Classic Adirondack detailing includes the upper shed dormer, extended rafter tails, the wrap-around porch, log columns and plentiful windows.
Nicasio Adirondack Lodge
This Adirondack Style lodge was built by the contractor/client on a large parcel covered with redwoods in central Marin County. it faces SW toward a meadow and backs up to a seasonal creek. The garage/office building is separated from the main lodge by a breezeway.
Nicasio Adirondack Lodge
this Adirondack style lodge is built at the edge of a meadow and faces SW toward the afternoon sun. The porches are an extension of the inteior spaces.
Nicasio Adirondack Lodge
this Adirondack style lodge is built at the edge of a meadow and faces SW toward the afternoon sun. The porches are an extension of the inteior spaces. There is a mid-wall exterior wainscot with long barn-shingles above. The roov is skip-sheathed using downed lumber milled from the site.
Nicasio Adirondack Lodge
Craftsman cabinetry and a hammered copper hood distinguish this kitchen as the focal point of the great room.
Nicasio Adirondack Lodge Kitchen
Interior trim is from downed redwoods found and milled on site. Oak table and chairs retain rustic theme. This dining room extends beyond the main body of the lodge into the surrounding forest.
Nicasio Adirondack Lodge