Upside-Down House
A Design for Coastal Resiliency
Located on Plum Island, this house has been designed to bolster coastal resilience. >
Located on Plum Island, this house has been designed to bolster coastal resilience. >
We embraced a mid-century modern ethos, with a focus on simplicity and connection to nature. >
This rehabbed barn served as Red Barn Architecture’s original office space. >
In collaboration with Brown Dog Properties, we designed this custom all-electric home to Passive Home standards. >
This multi-year renovation and addition project involved the total rehabilitation of an 1825 cottage and accompanying barn. No space was left untouched. >
This 1926 Tudor estate by George Earnest Robinson emulates the fine estates of Great Britain and features ashlar stone exterior walls interspersed with stucco and hand-hewn white oak timbers, rough slate roofing, copper downspouts and gutters, decorative clay chimney pots. >
In collaboration with Brown Dog Properties, we designed this custom all-electric home to Passive Home standards. >
An overarching goal was to achieve the lowest possible energy usage day to day. >
This multi-year renovation returned this estate to its origin as a single-family home. >
Our clients were relocating to Coastal Maine and wanted to simplify their lifestyle. >