America’s Top Architects: Tradition Meets Technology In A Net-Zero Home By Boston’s ART Architects
Daily CoverAmerica’s Top Architects: Tradition Meets Technology In A Net-Zero Home By Boston’s ART ArchitectsThis house west of Boston was designed by ART Architects in a 19th-century Greek revival style, but uses state-of-the-art technology to reduce its heating and cooling costs to zero. ABOVE: The house appears rather compact from the street, to blend with its neighbors, but extends way back into the lot, providing 4,525 square feet of living space. One-story wings at the front and rear bracket a terrace in the south-facing side yard, earning the house the name “Side Court.”Michael J.
- ▪Daily CoverAmerica’s Top Architects: Tradition Meets Technology In A Net-Zero Home By Boston’s ART ArchitectsThis house west of Boston was designed by ART Architects in a 19th-century Greek revival style, but uses state-of-the-art technolog
- ▪ABOVE: The house appears rather compact from the street, to blend with its neighbors, but extends way back into the lot, providing 4,525 square feet of living space.
- ▪One-story wings at the front and rear bracket a terrace in the south-facing side yard, earning the house the name “Side Court.”Michael J.
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Daily CoverAmerica’s Top Architects: Tradition Meets Technology In A Net-Zero Home By Boston’s ART ArchitectsThis house west of Boston was designed by ART Architects in a 19th-century Greek revival style, but uses state-of-the-art technology to reduce its heating and cooling costs to zero. ABOVE: The house appears rather compact from the street, to blend with its neighbors, but extends way back into the lot, providing 4,525 square feet of living space. One-story wings at the front and rear bracket a terrace in the south-facing side yard, earning the house the name “Side Court.”Michael J. LeeByFred Albert,Deputy Editor.
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