Vermont Night Sky

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03/31/2017

Mountain Home Stowe, VT

Stowe, Vermont

Mountainside Home

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A handcrafted home by Roots Builders

The Mountainside Home located in Stowe, Vermont is a current project of Roots Builders, LLC.

On the original site included an old house and barn whose materials were delicately repurposed and incorporated as vintage elements in the new home.

The fine details are immediately apparent as you enter the main hall – with an open feel and sturdy timber frame structure. The architecture was inspired by the old barns of the northeast.

All furniture and cabinetry was custom crafted and includes a mixture old and modern materials.

Roots Builders, LLC worked in collaboration with Gristmill Builders, LTD on this new home and I was happy to provide the photography for the builder’s portfolio. – PICSPORADIC

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Roots Builders

On assignment with the artisan building crew in Vermont

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Roots Builders

When Ben Gould at Roots Builders told me about the project him and his crew were working on in Stowe Vermont he sparked my interest. They were re purposing material from an old barn and integrating it with modern architecture in a home that resembled a sugar shack.

Ben and his crew had been working on the project for two years – crafting every minute detail of the house by hand. They were currently wrapping up the last stage of the project: a 2 car garage. He invited me out to the site to document him and his workers and take photos for their portfolio.

Aerial Photography

Ben was particularly interested in getting a photo of the whole work crew in front of the finished house. I pitched the idea of using a drone to take photos of the crew up on the roof. Although it took a bit of co-ordination the result was a unique photo for the the Builder’s website.