04/21/2026
3LP Residence
This project is a focused renovation of a 1980s home set within a wooded, exurban site. While the house offered generous volume and daylight, its interior had become compartmentalized and disconnected from its surroundings over time.
Rather than reworking the home entirely, the design builds on what was already there. Existing structure and organization were retained, while selective removal of interior partitions opened the plan into clear, continuous “slices” of space from front to back.
Strategic interventions, including new wall-to-wall openings, windows, and doors, reconnect the interior to the wooded site and redefine the entry experience. Inserted elements such as the stair, loft, and kitchen bring clarity and precision to the existing volumes without competing with them.
A restrained palette of oak, steel, and quartz unifies old and new, allowing the renovation to feel cohesive while still revealing the transformation.
The result is a house that maintains its original character but performs in a more open, contemporary way.