Field House

Field House

South Kingstown, Rhode Island

Architecture

Birdseye

Building

Horrigan Builders

Interior

Allie Genoa

Photography

Michael Moran
Daniel J. Cardon

Completed

2020

Type

Single-family Residence

Recognition

2022 AIANE Merit Award
2020 AIAVT Merit Award

2023 ArchDaily
2023 Archello
2023 Masterpiece Series Monograph by Oscar Riera Ojeda Publishers
2021 Home World Design
2021 Dwell+

A coastal winter residence on 11 acres in southern Rhode Island.

Architecture

Architecture

Two separate gable volumes, a two-story main house and a one-story garage, are knitted together with an exterior walkway buttressed by an intermittent full-height landscape wall. The main gable end cantilevers over the walkway to align with the wall below.

Two separate gable volumes, a two-story main house and a one-story garage, are knitted together with an exterior walkway buttressed by an intermittent full-height landscape wall. The main gable end cantilevers over the walkway to align with the wall below.

Interiors

Interiors

Natural finishes of plaster and wood create a warm aesthetic for spaces where minimal furniture compositions are carefully considered and reflect a rigor and clarity throughout the home.

Natural finishes of plaster and wood create a warm aesthetic for spaces where minimal furniture compositions are carefully considered and reflect a rigor and clarity throughout the home.

Inspiration

Inspiration

Conceptually creating relationships of intimacy and connection with the landscape.

Conceptually creating relationships of intimacy and connection with the landscape.

The house is programmed with all primary spaces having western views looking over the open field. The first-floor program includes a mudroom, powder room, dining, kitchen, living, art studio and screened porch. The second-floor plan contains the primary sleeping suite, two bedrooms, bathroom, laundry and tv room. The basement functions as utility space for the mechanical and storage rooms.

The house design and construction encompass sustainable strategies. The envelope is insulated with closed-cell spray foam with R-38 walls and R-60 roofs. The mechanical system includes a high-efficiency natural gas boiler with variable air volume delivery. The fresh air exchanger includes a mechanical energy recovery ventilation system. Windows are Energy Star rated. All lighting is LED and all switches are dimmable. The rainwater, both from the landscape and architecture, is collected on site and dispersed into a dry swale and bio retention area. The collection area temporarily stores and filters the water for erosion control.

Back to All Architecture Projects

3104 Huntington Road


Richmond, Vermont 05477

©2025

Birdseye

3104 Huntington Road


Richmond, Vermont 05477

©2025

Birdseye

3104 Huntington Road


Richmond, Vermont 05477

©2025

Birdseye