America’s Top Architects: New York’s 1100 Architect Goes Bold Near Boston
The article discusses a new architectural project by 1100 Architect in Wellesley, Massachusetts. The design features interlocking white volumes that reinterpret traditional New England architecture. The home emphasizes indoor/outdoor living with large terraces and glass elements that connect residents to nature.
- ▪1100 Architect is based in New York City and has designed a new house in Wellesley, Massachusetts.
- ▪The house features a composition of interlocking white volumes faced in flush painted wood.
- ▪Large terraces and glass bays enhance the connection between indoor and outdoor spaces.
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Daily CoverAmerica’s Top Architects: New York’s 1100 Architect Goes Bold Near BostonDesigned by New York City–based 1100 Architect, this house in Wellesley, Massachusetts, reinterprets New England’s traditional white clapboard architecture through a composition of interlocking white volumes faced in flush painted wood. ABOVE: “The rear elevation opens onto a large terrace and lawn, extending the home’s indoor/outdoor living areas into the landscape,” says founding principal David Piscuskas. A similar experience is repeated on the stair landing, which is wrapped in a glass bay that animates the facade and allows the residents to commune with nature as they climb or descend the stairs.Peter AaronByFred Albert,Deputy Editor.
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