Winhall barnHouse

The skeleton of this home revealed two smaller timber-framed structures that combined to form a 64′ long shell. Much of the original structure was revealed by strategic demolition, which was followed up with wrapping a 12” SIP shell outside the original envelope. The intimate 7’-2” high ceilings from the 1800s segment were maintained in half of the ground floor. The kitchen segment was opened as a two-story space that literally bridges to the old barn.