modern upstate retreat

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Located on a secluded hilltop in Upstate New York, this modern home was designed with panoramic views to the mountains and sweeping glass facades. The terrain of the site dictated the architectural moves made to work cohesively with the existing land. Two sections of the house dictate the public open floorplan and the two story bedroom wing. Floor to ceiling glass invites the forest views in, while passive design elements aim to improve efficiency of the home.