
A modern two-story house with large glass windows and a wooden deck, surrounded by greenery and a swimming pool in the foreground. The house features a covered outdoor seating area and an umbrella providing shade over a lounge chair.
Story
A serene retreat crafted through modular precision and natural integration Nestled in the wooded enclave of East Hampton, the Northwest Woods Residence exemplifies the potential of modular construction harmonized with the natural landscape. Designed by RESOLUTION: 4 ARCHITECTURE, with interiors by Atelier + Concept, this home is a testament to the synergy between prefabrication and site-specific design. The residence is composed of ten prefabricated modules, crafted off-site in Pennsylvania, which were meticulously assembled in just two days. This efficient process did not compromise the bespoke nature of the home, which is tailored to its environment. The architecture respects strict site constraints, with rooflines and massing that respond to the natural topography. Bleached cedar siding offers a weathered aesthetic that blends seamlessly with the surrounding East End landscape. The home’s design prioritizes both privacy and openness. Large glass openings flood the interiors with light, while custom cedar brise soleils provide shade and privacy. The pool terrace, screened by cedar walls, extends from the main living area, creating a private yet open outdoor space. Inside, the foyer’s compressed ceiling height contrasts with the expansive living area, where floor-to-ceiling glass frames views of the surrounding woods.
## Design Highlights
Modular Construction: Ten prefabricated modules assembled in two days. Material Palette: Bleached cedar siding and soft, natural finishes. Privacy and Light: Custom brise soleils and expansive glazing. Outdoor Integration: Pool terrace and rooftop deck enhance outdoor living. Spatial Dynamics: Dramatic transitions from compressed to expansive spaces.
## Key Facts
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Architect | RESOLUTION: 4 ARCHITECTURE |
| Interior Designer | Silvina Della Motta, Atelier + Concept |
| Modular Manufacturer | Signature Building Systems |
| Location | East Hampton, New York |
| Construction Duration | Modules fabricated in 4 months, assembled in 2 days |
| The Northwest Woods Residence stands as a refined example of how modular construction can deliver both architectural precision and warm, livable interiors. Through its use of cedar materials, expansive glazing, and a layout shaped by the surrounding forest, the home achieves a balance of efficiency and atmosphere. |
Technical Summary
Finishes
- Exterior Siding: Bleached cedar siding gives the exterior a soft weathered appearance.
- Interior Finishes: Cedar tones and soft finishes create a warm and understated atmosphere.
Materials
- Cedar — Used for exterior siding and interior finishes.
- Glass — Used for large windows and sliding doors to bring light into the interiors.
- Wood — Used for interior elements like staircases and flooring.
- Marble — Used in bathroom surfaces.
Construction / Systems
- Modular Construction: The home is constructed from ten prefabricated modules, fabricated off-site and assembled on-site in two days.
Products
- Not specified
Palette / Lighting
- Colors: Natural wood tones, Soft neutral colors
- Lighting: Natural light through large windows and skylights, creating a bright and airy atmosphere.
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