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After being frustrated by the NYC co-op market, an architect and her husband opt to remain urban renters and build a weekend house in Litchfield County, CT. The concept is economy and sustainability for this 2,000 SF home on an 8.5 acre wooded site adjacent to wetlands. The house is tightly planned within its prefab building composition of structurally insulated panels. The street facade folds down from the roof and refers to neighboring clapboard houses in proportion and privacy as well as the agricultural shed. This standing seam metal clad form wraps the prefab panels or fins that divide, join, and organize the domestic activities of the home.
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