Located on a peninsula, this waterfront home was designed to maximize stunning views by "deconstructing the volumes" of the structure. The main house features three distinct gables connected by flat-roof sections, which increases the number of exterior walls and allows for more windows. This design creates a modern, resort-style residence that feels light and open despite its taller stature.

The home is ideal for entertaining and takes advantage of the region's favorable weather. Extensive use of glass blurs the line between indoors and outdoors, providing year-round enjoyment of the surroundings.

The project involved collaboration with a large team to meet various codes and regulations. Designing around large buffers on three sides required clever solutions to maintain environmental integrity. Additionally, the basement design addressed potential flooding, demonstrating the project's technical complexity.

A historic boathouse on the property will be refurbished to preserve its essence while displaying a landmark boat, turning it into a "floating boat museum" that honors the area's heritage.

This project exemplifies innovative design and thoughtful integration with its natural and historical surroundings.