Hudson River House

Set on a sloped site in the Hudson River Valley, this residence is shaped by topography and expansive river views. Shifting volumes create a series of terraces that mediate between indoor and outdoor space. The interior is composed of double-height volumes, a neutral palette, and floor-to-ceiling glass that invites natural light and scenery into the home. A geothermal pump system provides efficient winter heating, while operable openings harness breezes during warmer months. The design supports a flexible, seasonal lifestyle, deeply connected to the rhythms of the landscape. Inside and out, the architecture responds to the site’s elevations and orientation with clarity and restraint.