by Chris Bardt
COTTAGE IN WOODS This tiny house in a rural setting, joins the surrounding rock outcroppings like a gem cut by a gemologist. The angularity is born from the geometric bonding of roof, skylight and chimney, corresponding to the elements at the core of the cottage:...
by Chris Bardt
SAKONNET RIVER RESIDENCE The adjacent river isn’t a river but a tidal strait, changing it’s direction of flow with the tides. This ebb and flow, back and forth informed the house’s spatial organization: parallel walls are slightly angled to each other bypassing and...
by Chris Bardt
RI KITCHEN + BATHROOM The kitchen was developed with two “elements”, one being the bold and strong (cooking counter and pantry cabinets) and the other more muted and recessed (sink area and appliance wall). On the east wall the cooking counter and on the north wall...
by Chris Bardt
PETTAQUAMSCUTT RIVER IN-LAW RESIDENCE ADDITION The homeowners, a couple with a teenage boy, approached the architects with the request to create an in-law residence on their property for his aging parents. Having previously worked with the homeowners for the...
by Chris Bardt
MONTAUK RESIDENCE This new home was based on the footprint of an existing house and one of its walls in order to protect its “grandfathered” status. Though anchored to a given plan geometry we we were able to add to it and in doing so introduced an adjustment: the...
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