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Irvington House Addition

Irvington, NY, USA • 2010

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Irvington House Addition

Irvington, NY, USA • 2010

The updated roof line transformed the house from a split level ranch to a contem

A sequence of articulated volumes and an elevated entry bridge create a for a dramatic experience on an equally dramatic site.

Replacing a crumbling driveway bridge was the genesis for a series of interventions to create additional living space in this unusual multi-level suburban home. Reworking the street entrance allowed space formerly used for the garage to be reclaimed and turned into a guest suite. A simplified roof line and updated window fenestration brings cohesiveness to a complex arrangement of living spaces which cascade down the side of the wooded site.

Replacing a crumbling driveway bridge was the genesis for a series of interventions to create additional living space in this unusual multi-level suburban home. Reworking the street entrance allowed space formerly used for the garage to be reclaimed and turned into a guest suite. A simplified roof line and updated window fenestration brings cohesiveness to a complex arrangement of living spaces which cascade down the side of the wooded site.

DESIGN TEAM

Jordan Parnass, Sean Karns

PHOTOGRAPHER

Sean Karns


Replacing a crumbling driveway bridge was the genesis for a series of interventions to create additional living space in this unusual multi-level suburban home. Reworking the street entrance allowed space formerly used for the garage to be reclaimed and turned into a guest suite. A simplified roof line and updated window fenestration brings cohesiveness to a complex arrangement of living spaces which cascade down the side of the wooded site.

A sequence of articulated volumes and an elevated entry bridge create a for a dramatic experience on an equally dramatic site.

Replacing a crumbling driveway bridge was the genesis for a series of interventions to create additional living space in this unusual multi-level suburban home. Reworking the street entrance allowed space formerly used for the garage to be reclaimed and turned into a guest suite. A simplified roof line and updated window fenestration brings cohesiveness to a complex arrangement of living spaces which cascade down the side of the wooded site.

DESIGN TEAM

Jordan Parnass, Sean Karns

PHOTOGRAPHER

Sean Karns

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