Quiet Please Farm – Design & Nature
In Spring this year, construction will begin on a series of buildings for a family home in Upstate New York.
The design process began 20,000 years ago as glacial ice moved across the state and shaped the landscape. The building designs incorporate the land and natural surroundings in every room, with sweeping views and open pathways. We’re very excited about how the talented group of project collaborators have come together, and look forward to sharing more as the project progresses!
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