Residence Addition in Provincetown, MA by Hammer Architects

Article source: Hammer Architects

Located at the end of a shell-paved lane near Provincetown’s center, this comprehensive reconstruction of an 1820’s Colonial house with later additions, created a three-bedroom residence with a landscaped courtyard in a previously unused back yard. Great care was taken to blend the new construction with the scale and historic character of the surrounding homes.

Image Courtesy © Dan Cutrona, East Elevation, with view of Screen Porch

• Architects: Hammer Architects
• Project: Residence Addition
• Location: Provincetown, MA, U.S.A
• Photography: Dan Cutrona, Mark Hammer

Image Courtesy © Dan Cutrona, West Elevation with New Entry

The first floor plan was reconfigured and oriented to the yard with large french doors. A spacious screen porch was added providing additional entertaining space and further linking the house to the garden courtyard. The new second floor master bedroom suite includes a private roof deck.

Image Courtesy © Mark Hammer, Entry Detail

Image Courtesy © Dan Cutrona, Living Room 1

Image Courtesy © Dan Cutrona, Living Room 2

Image Courtesy © Dan Cutrona, Kitchen

Image Courtesy © Mark Hammer, Screen Porch

Image Courtesy © Hammer Architects

Image Courtesy © Hammer Architects

Tags: MA, Provincetown, U.S.A.

Category: Residential

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