Hudson Valley Guest House in New York by Janson Goldstein

Article source: Janson Goldstein

The master plan for this four-acre hillside site outside of the Upstate New York town of Hudson includes a new guesthouse and pool adjacent to an existing contemporary home. The 20-foot-by-45-foot pool takes advantage of the property’s Hudson Valley views, while the guesthouse, nearly surrounded by a new meadow, forms an entry court with the main structure. A covered breezeway divides the guesthouse into two sides, one a gym for the homeowners and guests, the other a living-and-sleeping area for guests. The opening acts as a bridge between the sides, allowing for privacy as well as connection to the surrounding landscape. Clad in vertical wooden slats, the structure’s simple construction, including exposed rafters and concrete flooring, features an elegant glass wall that maximizes the building’s transparency and view.

Image Courtesy © Scott Frances

• Architects: Janson Goldstein
• Project: Hudson Valley Guest House
• Location: Hudson, New York, USA
• Photography: Scott Frances, Mikko Kikuyama
  
• Lead Architects: Hal Goldstein, Stefan Kusurelis, Mark Janson, Steve Scuro 
  
• Gross Built Area (square meters or square foot): 1,000 sq. ft. 
  
• Completion Year: 2015 
  

Image Courtesy © Scott Frances

Image Courtesy © Scott Frances

Image Courtesy © Mikko Kikuyama

Image Courtesy © Mikko Kikuyama

Image Courtesy © Mikko Kikuyama

Image Courtesy © Mikko Kikuyama

Image Courtesy © Scott Frances

Image Courtesy © Scott Frances

Image Courtesy © Scott Frances

Image Courtesy © Scott Frances

Tags: New York, USA

Categories: Guest House, House, Residential

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