A dramatic new shorefront house in Phippsburg flouts nearly all the conventions
Date
10-1-2001
Pages
72-75
Abstract
A dramatic new shorefront house in Phippsburg flouts nearly all the conventions associated with the distinctive summer cottages built along the Maine coast a hundred years ago. Designed by Boston-based architect Jeremiah Eck, the modern, four-season, 2,700-square-foot residence presents two very different faces to the sea and land. The overall effect, front and back, is of the building rising organically out of the living stone.
Subjects
Architecture, Domestic, Eck, Jeremiah
Recommended Citation
Doiron, Paul, "A dramatic new shorefront house in Phippsburg flouts nearly all the conventions" (2001). Maine News Index - Down East Magazine. 1289.
https://digitalcommons.portlandlibrary.com/news_downeast/1289
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Source
Down East