An Unusual Connecticut House
In a quiet, wooded corner of southeastern Connecticut, a primary residence for a botanist and partner integrates privacy with generous connection to the outdoors.
Organized around a partially enclosed south-facing court, the house reflects the owners' elegant, spare aesthetic sensibility and wish for transparent access to gardens and attached conservatory.
Natural materials, light, and ventilation, coupled with solar-supplemented radiant heat and simple detailing, support a particular, open style of living.
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