08/15/2026
Who says a narrow home can’t make a big architectural statement?
On this waterfront design, the challenge was to build vertically while still taking full advantage of the view. The modern architecture turns those constraints into strengths.
Flat roof forms allow us to maximize interior volume, including a 14-foot ceiling in the upper-level great room, while large expanses of glass open the living spaces toward the view. Balconies, overhangs, material changes, and strong horizontal lines help break down the height of the home and give the elevation proportion and depth.
The result is a tall, narrow home that feels intentional rather than constrained.
Modern design isn’t just about how a house looks. Sometimes it’s the architectural language that makes the site work.
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