RESIDENTIAL | Massachusetts - Coastal
Set within acres of Olmsted-designed gardens, a new swimming pool and pool house are carefully integrated into the historic landscape of an early 20th-century summer estate on Massachusetts’ North Shore. Sited on a former asphalt tennis court, the pool and structure defer to their surroundings—preserving two 120-year-old Enkianthus trees, framing ocean views, and maintaining the primary landscape axes from the main house. The pool house’s arched forms reference an original Olmsted-designed garden shed on the property, while restrained detailing, color, and materials align seamlessly with the grounds, allowing the building to read as a natural, long-standing element of the landscape.
2024 Bulfinch Award by The Institute of Classical Architecture & Art (ICAA)
architecture by Catherine Truman Architecture & Interiors
stonework by Griffin Masonry, Pyramid Custom Masonry and Precourt Stone
Brookes + Hill Custom Builders
photography by Nate Rae and Pate LA