JAMES WALTER SCHILDROTH,
ORGANIC ARCHITECT of MAINE Architecture inspired by my clients and the challenging sites on the coast of Maine since 1970. The process of working with a creative architect in the design of your home may be one of the most rewarding experiences you will have in life. For a more detailed description of how long it takes to design and construct your Dream House click here: Built Projects | Unbuilt Projects | History | Essays | Services | JWS HOME
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House for Carl and Alicia A house built in the trees only a 100 feet from the ocean. On the Maine coast, construction started in 1999 and the interior architectural wood work was finished by the owner. See interior below to see what a nice job he did. TO SEE A FLOOR PLAN OF THIS HOUSE CLICK HERE View from the south. Click on images to enlarge.
View from the south, Garage and exercise room left, screened area and steps to deck and main living level above. The client liked the idea of a roof that started near the ground. So most of the house is a single 5 in 12 pitch roof that starts just above the ground and covers most of the interior space. The under side of the wood soffit becomes the ceiling on the interior and goes through the living spaces and out the top. The feeling of living under one great sheltering plane of wood but with natural light and view in all directions. Organic Space "Shelters and defines but never limits or confines" JWS Interior of Living Room featuring a Four Stone Fireplace. Ok, six stones if you count the Hearth and Hob stone seat to the left of the opening. Click on photo of Interior for larger view. View from edge of tree line at the Ocean with east side of house in distance. Steps to the living level and deck. Opening below provides access to boat storage and lower level. Windows are into kitchen, dining and living area. Deck looking from screened area. Click on image to enlarge. East side East side one year later EAST SIDE 2004 Balcony off study above Living space left, master suite above right and den below.
Entry car court and west side. Photo by Steve Knox taken 2004. |
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