MOUNTAIN MANOR

Mountain Manor draws on the architectural language of a family Victorian home—white lap siding, stacked radius porches, bay windows, and a formal entry—without reproducing it literally. A clipped kitchen bay creates a built-in banquette, while repeated diagonal geometry, defined rooms, framed views, and quiet transitions give the new residence a clear contemporary identity. Because the original home belonged to the grandmother of both client and architect, the project carries that family legacy forward through continuity rather than nostalgia.