Union House
Union House gathers three small volumes beneath one roof, joined the way a village is joined: by paths, thresholds and shared shade. The roof is low and long, with wide eaves that keep the autumn light off the walls.
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Cedar cladding is left to weather. Openings are sized to the trees outside, so the interior shifts from bright to amber as the season turns.
It is a house for staying put: for fires, long meals, and a view that changes slowly.
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