The DLA design of this home in the Westmoreland enclave of Bethesda, Maryland appears to pre-date its neighbors, but is new construction. This stately Tudor set among two-hundred year-old trees seems to have withstood the seasons since the trees were saplings. Tudor spaces have a meandering additive nature and the DLA design recreates this with the positioning of the front door and room entrances at a forty-five degree angle. Stucco and true half timbers work within the language of this style and architectural components appear added with the passage of generations.