Clad in wood and topped with a standing seam metal roof, the building reads as part of the countryside—familiar in form, yet distinct in its geometry and spatial clarity.
The elevation reads as a stretched horizontal line, while the gentle curve amplifies the forms of the pitched roof, shed, and barrel dormers, making them simultaneously ordinary and unexpected.
The garage is sited to preserve the surrounding landscape while maintaining a close relationship to the main house.
A long driveway extends from the road to a pasture before turning toward the residence.
With the house to the east, the garage curves off to the west, forming a small plaza.
Five cylindrical dormers punctuate the west-sloping roof, bringing light into the interior while below an opaque wood-clad facade is interrupted by a triangular window.
Garage doors are concealed within the east facade, allowing the triangular window to read as the only visible opening in an otherwise opaque surface.
Inside, a vaulted, curving ceiling amplifies and extends the experience of the ten-car volume.
At the south end, the east and west roof planes form a triangular void above the 10-foot tall wall datum, infilled with a single triangular glazing unit.
Directly across from one another, two triangular openings puncture the east and west facade.
A semicircular stainless-steel wet bar sits in the center of this space, providing a lounge and social area within the garage.
