Location: Charlotte, North Carolina
Project size: 4,000 square feet
Program: The home, on an infill site on one of Charlotte’s main commercial boulevards, is located within the Hermitage Court Historic District.
Solution: Design elements, such as the two-story front porch, nod to the site’s historic neighbors. To break down the house’s scale, its massing was broken into separate volumes with differing setbacks. This also creates a strong sense of verticality, and allows for natural light to reach deep into the interiors. The building’s form permitted the architects to carve out two inner courtyards, one featuring a small plunge pool.
Construction and materials: The building's structure is wood; brick cladding and poured concrete lend the house a stately presence on its street. Bronze-coated aluminum louvers shield the porches of the front façade.
Additional Information
Owner: Bryant and Johana Troutman
Completion date: May 2019
CreditsArchitect: Brillhart Architecture 1278 NW 29th Street, Miami, FL 33136
Architect of record: Jacob Brillhart
Engineers: Robert P. Queen, structural
General contractor: Holevas & Holton Custom Home Builders |
SpecificationsExterior Cladding Moisture barrier: Ty Vek Curtain wall: Other cladding unique to this project: Custom aluminum shutters and aluminum trim
Roofing Other: TPO roofing membrane
Windows Metal frame: Rock Hill Glass
Doors Sliding doors: Windoor
Interior Finishes Cabinetwork and custom woodwork: Hans Krug kitchen cabinets and bathroom vanities Paints and stains: Sherwin Williams Marble tiles: Bianco Gioa
Furnishings Tables: Cassina Other furniture: Design Within Reach
Plumbing Faucets: Watermark |