This new home is inspired by the Colonial architecture found in the region. Situated on a stunning site bordering wooded conservation land with towering oak and beech trees, the connection to nature is of paramount importance. While the main body of the house adheres to historical precedent, the rear of the house and the various wings open up to the surrounding landscape with multi-purpose spaces and monumental windows. A geothermal system provides the hot water, heating and cooling.

I spent 4 months in this incredible room In Northern Kentucky for Tim Burks Builders, doing a 22 layered historic finish. Final step was a hand polish French Wax !!! Breathtaking!!!! It don't get no better Ya'll. That's Hillbilly talk incase you was wondering!!

This new home is inspired by the Colonial architecture found in the region. Situated on a stunning site bordering wooded conservation land with towering oak and beech trees, the connection to nature is of paramount importance. While the main body of the house adheres to historical precedent, the rear of the house and the various wings open up to the surrounding landscape with multi-purpose spaces and monumental windows. A geothermal system provides the hot water, heating and cooling.

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Architecture by Austin Patterson Disston Architects Photo by Jeff McNamara
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This new home is inspired by the Colonial architecture found in the region. Situated on a stunning site bordering wooded conservation land with towering oak and beech trees, the connection to nature is of paramount importance. While the main body of the house adheres to historical precedent, the rear of the house and the various wings open up to the surrounding landscape with multi-purpose spaces and monumental windows. A geothermal system provides the hot water, heating and cooling.

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Inspiration for a traditional landscaping in New York.

Architecture by Austin Patterson Disston Architects Landscaping by Wesley Stout Associates Photo by Stanley Jesudowich
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