The location of the barn in "Wyeth Country", Brandywine, Pennsylvania, motivated the inspiration from Andrew Wyeth's paintings. He had a deep fascination with the complexities of windows posed through their symbolism of connecting with nature through transparency and his value of their geometric structure. Many of his paintings include an open window, which is symbolic of air breezing through the space that cannot be experience without another element to imply the movement of air.
Exterior Renderings of the Barn Design Proposal
Lower Level Floor Plan - Office and Work Space
Lower Level Perspective - Private Office and Reception
First Floor Plan Mezzanine Floor Plan
First Floor Perspective - Living, Dining, and Kitchen
Lateral Section facing Office Reception, Kitchen & Dining, and Bedroom Longitudinal Section facing Exterior Windows
Barn Materials and Finishes Barn Design Model
