Barnard Barn Artist Studio Conversion
Sector: Residential • Location: Vermont, USA
Source: Dezeen
American architecture studio Cordero Pardee adapted a wood-framed barn built in the 1980s into a 900-square-foot studio and library using biomaterials on a mountainside in rural Vermont. The renovation reused the concrete foundation and existing wall framing, incorporating biodegradable and recyclable materials such as Homasote and hempwool insulation, while preserving the barn's original characte
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Description | American architecture studio Cordero Pardee adapted a wood-framed barn built in the 1980s into a 900-square-foot studio and library using biomaterials on a mountainside in rural Vermont. The renovation reused the concrete foundation and existing wall framing, incorporating biodegradable and recyclable materials such as Homasote and hempwool insulation, while preserving the barn's original character with local hemlock pine. |
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