Pool House

An outbuilding on a property provides an opportunity to create a destination: an away-space that complements the home but stands on its own. In this case, the owners wanted to combine multiple activities in one place: traditional pool house functions like changing and showering, but also an alternate living room, a lofty work-space, and a full workout space.

This three-level building, sitting at the end of the pool at the far recesses of the yard, meets all of these needs in a style that echoes the existing house, incorporating rich materials like walnut floors and a limestone fireplace surround, all linked by a dramatic three-story glass-and-steel spiral staircase. These materials carry across as the railing of the loft, opening the spaces to each other.

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General Contractor

McHale Landscape Design

Landscape Architecture

McHale Landscape Design

Photography

Chris Snowber and Evan Broske