Valley Villa is a modern take on the traditional Lithuanian farmhouse, which typically features double-pitched roofs, wooden blinds and finishes, and a granite foundation. For this 4,467-square-foot residence, Vilnius–based architectural firm Arches created a two-pronged plan with a central node that nestles into a slope, and one wing that cantilevers over a clearing. Asymmetrical rooflines amp up the drama, while sustainable, wood cladding nods to tradition.

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Project Credits:

Architecture: Arches

Builder: Sivysta

Structural Engineer: Dainius Dubaka

Civil Engineer: Santechnikos darbai

Landscape Design: Arches

Lighting Design: Sostines sviesos

Interior Design: Arches

Sound Engineer: Digital Audio

Cabinetry Design/Installation: Viruna

Windows: Doleta

Wood for finishing: Kebony

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An Updated Farmhouse in Lithuania Cantilevers Over a Parkland Setting