Yestermorrow — 2morrow Studio

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Yestermorrow

Dusk in winter. The north end was designed as a “stop action” snapshot of the design/build process, inadvertently foreshadowing the deconstructionist movement to come only a few years later.

The South walls feature a high mass "trombe" wall to collect and store solar heat.

East elevation shows rotated "roof & dormers" that generated the overall design.

The front door is designed to show a plan view of the building along the river. The design was largely built on alternating piers, each featuring a student’s face cast into the concrete.

Master Bedroom opens onto North facing deck and view of Mad River.

Every window custom-built to maintain the coherence of the overall design.

Living Room with light weight Trombe Wall beyond.

Woodworking and compact design normally found only in yachts and pleasure cruisers.

Sight lines and overlapping spaces makes a small living room live large.

The north end was designed as a “stop action” snapshot of the design/build process, inadvertently foreshadowing the deconstructionist movement to come only a few years later.

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