位于马里兰州的格伦回声，就在华盛顿特区外，这座新房子坐落在一个倾斜的，树木丛生的地段，远望波托马克河。房子的位置是保护大多数成熟的树木，并面向河流景观和南面的斜坡。这所房子被组织成两卷，与玻璃桥相连，玻璃桥横跨一个反射池，将体积隔开。二次卷交叉和重叠两个较大的结构，使组成更加动态。各种元素的物质变化强化了这种关系。开阔的玻璃开放的露台周围的游泳池与两个“无限”的边缘，加强了与森林景观的连接。

Located in Glen Echo, Maryland, just outside of Washington, DC this new house is sited on a sloping, wooded lot with distant views of the Potomac River. The house is positioned to preserve a majority of mature trees and is oriented toward the river views and south facing slope. The house is organized into two volumes connected with glass bridges that span a reflecting pool which separates the volumes. Secondary volumes intersect and overlap the two larger structures rendering the composition more dynamic. Material changes in the various elements intensify the relationships. Expanses of glass open to a terrace organized around a swimming pool with two “infinity” edges reinforcing the connectivity to the wooded landscape.

室内画得很亮丽。墙由细长的钢窗框组成，由“蒙德里安”的灵感图案与半透明的面板，温格和白橡木磨坊和庞贝城斯卡巴贝托石材组成，以确定内部空间。白色水磨石地板与黑色窗框并置，并统一了主楼层的体积。

The interiors are painted with light. Walls constructed with slender, steel window frames composed in “Mondrian” inspired patterns combine with translucent panels, wenge and white oak millwork and Pompeii Scarpaletto stone to define interior spaces. White terrazzo flooring juxtaposes the black window frames and unifies the volumes on the main floor.

这所房子的设计是为了提供空间，这些空间被组织起来，以一种使建筑变得从属于周围的景观的方式，整合其固有的风景如画的场所。

This house is designed to provide spaces which are organized to integrate its inherently picturesque site in a way that the architecture becomes subservient to the landscape that surrounds it.