House in Mountain Brook

Surber Barber Choate & Hertlein Architects — Mountain Brook, AL, 1950

House in Mountain Brook photo 2

In 1950, a small but pioneering modern house was built in Mountain Brook, Alabama – not a typical thing in that place at that time. By 2017 it was dilapidated, presumably a ‘tear down’ sure to be replaced by a predictable McMansion. It was bought, however, by a couple interested in its mid-century bones. Tasked with doubling its size, C+H placed the new addition a distance away, reaching over to delicately link with the old, careful not to injure the thing it touched. The old bones were edited and restored to create a new open plan space in the same spirit as the original. 1,800 sf existing house + 1,800 sf addition 1409 North Highland Avenue NE Suite H, Atlanta, Georgia 30306

Architect
Surber Barber Choate & Hertlein Architects
Location
Mountain Brook, AL
Year
1950
Size
1,800 sq ft
Photography
Phillip Spears
Images
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