Holley House by hanrahan Meyers architects, United States
The Holley House is one of house design in America was designed by hMa, hanrahan Meyers architects. The design for Holley House was initiated in response to existing stone walls on the site, a twenty-five acre parcel near Garrison, New York, USA. The architects designed the house by first building two parallel stone walls from stone quarried on the site. The house is experienced as indoor and outdoor space organized around the two walls. Two open pavilions on either side of the parallel walls connect interior spaces to outdoor landscaped areas.
These two experiential sequences intersect in the formal entry area of the house, in the guest wing nestled between the two parallel walls. The house program is divided into master bedroom pavilion to the east, wall space containing guest bedrooms in the center, and living / dining / kitchen space to the west. The house includes green features: cladding is sustainably harvested cedar; stone is from a local quarry and harvested from blasting on the site; paint and floor finishes are low VOC; landscaping is native species; lighting is high efficiency fluorescent. Photos by Michael Moran.
Holley House America, exterior facade building
Holley House America by hanrahan Meyers architects in Garrison, New York
Holley House, exterior american housedesign
Holley House, exterior facade stone walls
Holley House, high efficiency fluorescent lighting
Holley House, interior bathroom and hallway
Holley House, interior cladding wall and nice door design
Holley House, interior kitchen and hallway with wooden floor
Holley House, interior living room with yellow chair
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