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Architect Visit: Nick Noyes in Sonoma

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Architect Visit: Nick Noyes in Sonoma

February 23, 2009

San Francisco architect Nick Noyes looked to local barns and farmhouses for inspiration in the design of this weekend retreat in Healdsburg, California. Located on a 40-acre vineyard in West Dry Creek, the house is composed of two copper-roofed gable wings, connected at the entry by an aluminum storefront system; shade is provided by sunscreen woven from reclaimed grape stakes from the site. A single-story wing functions as the main living space, with windows and doors lining either side; bedrooms are housed in a two-story wing overlooking the vineyards. The interiors are clad in southern yellow pine plywood for what Noyes calls a “Bay Region modernist effect.” Photographs by Cesar Rubio.

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Above: A vintage chaise by mid-century designer Walter Lamb.

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