Rhinecliff Residence, 2014

New residence heavily influenced in craftsman style architecture. Board and batten siding terminates at the second floor sill into a continuous apron board which transitions into the frieze board of the 1 1/2 story main living space. Craftsman influence continues through the gable-end brackets, beams and window trim extensions throughout the cedar shingled walls of the second floor and stair tower.

This project was designed by Scott Roeber while employed at Warren Temple Smith Architects, LLC as lead project designer.
All work was performed by or under the supervision of a licensed architect.