Eco-forward residence · Bethesda, MD

Laverock House

William Feeney Architect · Built by PureForm Builders
The Project

An eco-friendly home built to live in nature.

Nestled into a woodland garden, Laverock House was designed with an eco-friendly approach that maximizes its natural surroundings. Built with autoclaved aerated concrete for exceptional thermal performance, the home draws natural heating and cooling from its exterior.

Carefully placed windows, multiple outdoor seating areas, and a green rooftop lounge capture the setting; a floating office and a custom primary bath with a Japanese soaking tub make it feel like a constant oasis. Built by PureForm Builders, led by Steve Howard (now Square One).

Credits

ArchitectWilliam Feeney Architect
BuilderPureForm Builders — led by Steve Howard (now Square One)
PhotographyPaul Warchol
LocationBethesda, Maryland
TypeNew Construction · 2015

Recognition

  • Built in autoclaved aerated concrete with a green rooftop lounge
What we solved

The builder’s work behind the design.

← Ontario ResidenceAll projectsCumulus House →
Let’s build

Thinking about a project like this?

Start a Conversation