Nestled amongst the native shrubs on the Martha's Vineyard coastline in Chilmark, Massachusetts, is the 4,000 square-foot East House by Peter Rose + Partners. Featuring a site-cast facade of 10-inch-thick concrete and sustainably-harvested Spanish Cedar, the house has been laid out in the form of a collection of concrete boxes, each oriented to "achieve both subtle and dramatic responses to the landscape." Interestingly, each box was specially constructed to withstand the coastal bluff erosion o...
Nestled amongst the native shrubs on the Martha's Vineyard coastline in Chilmark, Massachusetts, is the 4,000 square-foot East House by Peter Rose + Partners. Featuring a site-cast facade of 10-inch-thick concrete and sustainably-harvested Spanish Cedar, the house has been laid out in the form of a collection of concrete boxes, each oriented to "achieve both subtle and dramatic responses to the landscape." Interestingly, each box was specially constructed to withstand the coastal bluff erosion o...
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