This family home is located in eastern Goochland County, Virginia on a site within walking distance to the James River and to Tuckahoe Plantation, the 18th century childhood home of Thomas Jefferson. The design explores the relationship of material authenticity, and expressed formal clarity to create a new architectural language of Virginia Modernism within the lineage of traditional rural vernacular architecture found in the Piedmont region. Materials are natural dark manganese ironspot brick, traditional red brick that has been whitewashed in a natural mineral based quartz-lime paint, cedar, and reclaimed Virginia-sourced white oak.

• Custom Blackened Steel Stair Railing Fabrication and Installation by Chase Architectural Metal, Richmond, VA

• Millwork Fabrication and Installation by Martin Star Cabinetry + Design

• Landscape Design by Josh McCullar and Installation by Sneed’s Landscaping

• Site Lighting Design by Todd Peace of Inaray Design Group