House for Beth / Salmela Architect
There are three basic landscape settings in Door County, Wisconsin: the lake shore, the forest, and the farm field. Although the number of farmsteads have declined, many weathered pine-sided barns still exist. The ones left have a memorable quality to their stature. Our client Beth loves the open farm field landscape of the area. This project is in many ways her vision.
© Paul Crosby
Architects: Salmela Architect
Location: Door County, United States
Principal Architect: David Salmela
Project Architect: Malini Srivastava
Area: 1093.0 ft2
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Paul Crosby
© Paul Crosby
Text description provided by the architects. There are three basic landscape settings in Door County, Wisconsin: the lake shore, the forest, and the farm field. Although the number of farmsteads have declined, many weathered pine-sided barns still exist. The ones left have a memorable quality to their stature. Our client Beth loves the open farm field landscape of the area. This project is in many ways her vision.
© Paul Crosby
The House for Beth is a narrow three-room building with stepped pitched roofs that reflect the functions within. The tallest roof defines a bright, open living space with views to the landscape in all directions. The lower pitched roof houses the bathroom and bedrooms. A third lean-to structure is attached to the back which contains the mechanical ro...
© Paul Crosby
Architects: Salmela Architect
Location: Door County, United States
Principal Architect: David Salmela
Project Architect: Malini Srivastava
Area: 1093.0 ft2
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Paul Crosby
© Paul Crosby
Text description provided by the architects. There are three basic landscape settings in Door County, Wisconsin: the lake shore, the forest, and the farm field. Although the number of farmsteads have declined, many weathered pine-sided barns still exist. The ones left have a memorable quality to their stature. Our client Beth loves the open farm field landscape of the area. This project is in many ways her vision.
© Paul Crosby
The House for Beth is a narrow three-room building with stepped pitched roofs that reflect the functions within. The tallest roof defines a bright, open living space with views to the landscape in all directions. The lower pitched roof houses the bathroom and bedrooms. A third lean-to structure is attached to the back which contains the mechanical ro...
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