Originally situated on a neighboring property, this three-story barn was relocated to its current site in the early 1900s. Decades had passed since its last update or maintenance, typical of barn conversions. The project’s success relied on salvaging the compromised structure, with plans for a loft bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom. Stripping away exterior layers, reconstruction commenced on the foundation and timber frame, resulting in an insulated shell adorned with new windows, siding, and roofing. Inside, the exposed timber frame against tinted plaster walls created a rustic yet contemporary ambiance, accentuated by the honest structural enhancements of steel brackets, tie rods and I-beams merging traditional and modern elements seamlessly. Hudson Valley Barn by Hendricks Churchill.
Photography by Chris Mottalini.
