Particular attention was paid to the end units to resolve the larger massing of the entire building, again creating a residential scale and feeling.
Photographs by Peter Vanderwarker
| Sea Meadow Village | ||
| Hyannis, MA 1987 | ||
| "Design a 54 unit affordable housing condominium on 6 acres -the first of its kind on Cape Cod." | ||
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| Winslow Architects felt that the most appropriate solution was to design townhouse buildings that combined 5-6 units within a framework that appeared to be a large single family
house. Devices such as gable roof lines, dormers, and skirt roofs
were used to create a more residential single family scale.
Particular attention was paid to the end units to resolve the larger massing of the entire building, again creating a residential scale and feeling.
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Photographs by Peter Vanderwarker |