JAMES WALTER SCHILDROTH,
ORGANIC ARCHITECT of MAINE
J A M E S S C H I L D R O T H
A S S O C I A T E S, A R C H I T E C T S
Maine + Florida + West Virginia
Architecture inspired by my clients and the challenging sites on the coast of Maine since 1970.
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This site is offered in support of the cause of Organic Architecture. Frank Lloyd Wright, Bruce Goff and many other architects have influenced the Principles expressed in the architecture I have designed and built.
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House on the Ocean near Round Pond, Maine
Drawings on page 120 in the April 2011 Issue of Maine Home + Design magazine.
The Drawing Board page.
Upside-Down
Victorian
A house oriented toward the
sun takes a unique form on a
rocky ledge.
This house, designed for a very small site
in Round Pond on a rck ledge over-
looking the ocean, has a unique form
influenced by architect James Walter
Schildroth's studies at the Frank Lloyd Wright
Foundation. The design of Schildroth's work is
always arrived at by understanding the needs
of the client and the conditions of the site. Here
the form of the lower level was a way to reduce
the vertical height and cost of the foundation
wall. The plan is oriented to the view and the
movement of the sun. Schildroth coined it the
Upside-Down Victorian. MH+D
View from the Ocean.
Site plan with upper floor plan.
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