Golesh Architecture

Approach view of the front porch and the main house volume at Hazelnut Hollow while under construction. A transitional style farmhouse / home on a multi-generational working farm with vertical board and batten siding. Mill house vernacular precedent. New home design. Designed by architect Luke Golesh of Golesh Architecture.
Approach view of the front porch and the main house volume at Hazelnut Hollow—landscape in progress.

Hazelnut Hollow

Pacific Northwest

A new multi-generational family farmhouse on a working Hazelnut grove. Recently completed with landscaping and move-in in progress.

Schematic Design drawing of the front elevation of a transitional style farmhouse / home on a working farm with vertical board and batten siding. Modern farmhouse with traditional styling. Mill house vernacular precedent. Designed and drawn by Luke Golesh of Golesh Architecture.
Original Schematic Design drawing by Luke Golesh.
Hazelnut Hollow Porte Cochère while under construction. Composed with a gable end over a bracketed entry. It is white with vertical board and batten siding.

Photo of the front porch and the main house volume at Hazelnut Hollow. A transitional style farmhouse / home on a working farm with vertical board and batten siding. Mill house vernacular precedent. New home design. Designed by architect Luke Golesh of Golesh Architecture.
Kitchen at Hazelnut Hollow. A transitional style farmhouse / home on a multi-generational working farm with vertical board and batten siding. Mill house vernacular precedent. New home design. Designed by architect Luke Golesh of Golesh Architecture.

Hazelnut Hollow Main House back with covered porch and Principal (Primary) Suite wing. It is white with vertical board and batten siding.

Details of Hazelnut Hollow. The image shows a dormer window with custom designed/ shaped rafter tails on either side.
Detail of Porch columns at Hazelnut Hollow main house. Custom designed by Luke Golesh of Golesh Architecture.
Details at Hazelnut Hollow main house. Custom designed by Luke Golesh of Golesh Architecture.

Architecture:

Golesh Architecture

interiors:

Mistletoe Trading Company

Contractor:

Dennis Clark

Photography:

Luke Golesh