American Tudor
Featured in Architectural Digest, this new classic Tudor home located in Bethesda, Maryland seems to pre-date its neighbors. A central goal of the design was to create a thoughtful and refined Tudor house reinterpreted into the modern day. Custom wood built-ins, detailing and trim seamlessly and clearly re-articulate traditional Tudor house qualities in a modern era. Unburdened and gracefully organized Tudor style home floorplans contribute to both social areas and intimate private spaces for one to retreat to: the Tudor construction features cozy libraries, conversation-amenable seating areas with distinct and unique Tudor architecture stone fireplaces, and a bright chef’s kitchen with reclaimed, exposed timbers and a marble island.
Features
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- Chicago Tudor Language
- Hand Hewn Floors
- Double Barrel Groin Vault
- Distressed Roof Slate
Contributors
Contractor: Horizon Builders
Structural Engineer: Robert Silman Associates
Architecture/Architectural Interiors: Donald Lococo Architects
Interior Design/Architectural Interiors: Darryl Carter Inc
Landscape Architect: Jordan Honeyman Landscape Architecture
Photographer: John Cole
Press
Book: The New Traditional Book
Architectural Digest Magazine (Cover), Sept 2012
Book: The Collected Home Book