The dominant visual element of the arrival court at this Hudson Valley farmhouse is a barn-board-clad tower, which serves as an entry point and links the main wing of the house to the guest quarters. The entry under the tower is like a breezeway with big barn doors on each side.
Inside, it’s finished off to resemble a tack room—a space that’s well suited for gearing up for the outdoor pursuits that the active, environmentally aware owners enjoy.
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Category: Entryway;
Entrant/Architect: Albert, Righter & Tittmann Architects, Boston;
Builder: Clifton, Nelson & Sons, Ghent, N.Y.;
Landscape architect: CBA Landscape Architects, Somerville, Mass.
Photo: Robert Benson
The dominant visual element of the arrival court at this Hudson …
