RIVERBANK RESIDENCE
WARROAD, MINNESOTA
This new home in northern Minnesota is inspired by the colonial houses of Vermont. A symmetrical center hall colonial elevation faces the street and is joined to a barn form in the back by a one-story link. On the back, the house opens up via 4’x6′ double-hung windows providing views of the adjacent river valley. Material choices stay true to Vermont sources with the use of brick, slate, and other materials from the Green Mountain State.
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PROJECT TEAM
Todd P. Hansen, AIA, CID, Partner; Ryan Fish, AIA
PHOTOGRAPHY
Peter Bastianelli-Kerze
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OF NOTE
- First floor study and powder room configured for future first floor master suite.
- Second floor of Barn houses exercise and guest suite overlooking river.
- Wood burning fireplace in kitchen for indoor cooking over fire.