The Wiley House renovation featured a windowless black barn designed to hold the owner’s art collection and balance the openness of the glass-walled main house.
The Bay House project reflects Ferris’ love of the efficiency and “honesty of one floor stacked on top of another.”
The Bay House project
An oceanfront space strays from traditional beach house design with a wall of glass and sleek modern interiors.
A waterfront property plays with standard proportions and heights.
The architect delights in playing with scale, as seen in projects that include a nearly all-glass house on Long Island Sound.
Ferris’ process includes creating fictional narratives that then inform his approach.
An example of the experimental design seen in his book, Inventive Minimalism.
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