The Bennet house, overlooking the Connecticut River Valley, recalls regional vernacular architectural types such as sail lofts, churches, and barns. The use of dormer windows, the low eaves and natural siding are characteristic of this influence. Read More
The Bentien House, located in Northern Vermont, is a vacation/retirement house; its form was generated by the integration of functional and aesthetic solutions. Read More
This house was built on the stone foundations of a former Hudson River Estate. The site’s dramatic features and location on the river provide a rich context for a design that seeks to live in harmony with the landscape’s natural beauty. Read More
A ground-up building for the Sioux YMCA strengthened their position on the reservation and offered the chance to build a space that represents the values of program and community. Read More
Family Circle Magazine commissioned Siris Coombs Architecture to design “The Busy Woman’s Dream House”. Read More
An existing arts and crafts inspired masonry hunting lodge became the point of departure for the design of this hilltop estate. Read More
This 10,000 SF expansion incorporated an existing 3,000 SF mansard structure, which used to be the “tapestry gallery” in William Randolph Hearst’s former 5 story apartment. Read More
Located a few hundred feet from Long Island Sound, this gracious home maximizes view of the water from its southerly facade. Read More
Although commissioned to add a master suite and garage wing, this job evolved into a complete exterior and interior makeover. Read More
The interior core of this 6 story townhouse was reframed to create a breath-taking 6 story atrium and custom curved stair gallery capped with an oval skylight. Read More