Andrew A. Willett, Architect, PA

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

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Andrew A. Willett, Architect, PA

13 Reviews

Trollinger House

A lively "L" shaped island opening up to the Living Room and Breakfast area beyond. Photos by Jay Weiland

Trollinger House

Barrel vaulted Foyer drawing your eye to the arch toped windows.

Trollinger House

Curved metal roof Entry in contrast to the shingled hip roofs.

Trollinger House

Photos by Jay Weiland

Trollinger House

Photos by Jay Weiland

Trollinger House

Note the concrete panel/splash behind the range.

Trollinger House

Photos by Jay Weiland

Trollinger House

Photos by Jay Weiland

Trollinger House

Photos by Jay Weiland

Trollinger House

A local blacksmith made the railings to resemble Mountain Laurels, similar to a rhododendron.

Trollinger House

Up on the slopes of these mountains, a single story house can turn into a 2-3 story on the backside. The space that the client desires on the main level impacts the size of the lower level and hugely effects cost. A bigger conversation....

Trollinger House

The opportunities for expanse glass, yet maintaining some idea of traditional window feel was a fun balance on this project.

Trollinger House

Indirect lighting delivered through the use of a cove faced tray ceiling to net a softer feel to the tray and the light.

Trollinger House

We created a nice separation of spaces with this kneewall/bookcase from the kitchen area to the sunken living room space. A sunken Living room might bring a bad connotation to some, but the 12" drop (two 6" steps) just added a nice change of space to the overall composition.

Trollinger House

A nice little office nook

Trollinger House

No small feat to have the roof slope and window angles match the stairs.

Trollinger House

Photos by Jay Weiland

Trollinger House

A stone barrel arch from the dining room into the Kitchen area. Our first time for an interior stone barrel arch.....turned out great!!

Trollinger House

Bringing the stone inside made for some great textures and lighting potentials. We brought the down lights on the stone work tighter to the wall, so they would cast some dramatic shadows.

Trollinger House

Nice views to the mountains, but still a good sense of intimate space

Trollinger House

We just used simple old light bulbs to achieve the look for this indirect lighting. Not everything has to be the most expensive flavor of the day. The Ipe decking however made up for any cost savings...looks great though. Note the chevron layout.

Trollinger House

mountain ridges rise and fall....roof ridges rise and fall.

Trollinger House

Photos by Jay Weiland

Trollinger House

Trollinger House