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What goes into the house

  • Site and orientation

    Where the house sits, how it meets the ground, where the sun and the views are, how you arrive.

  • Architecture

    Plan, section and elevation, developed until the proportions are right inside and out.

  • Structure and envelope

    Foundations, framing, roof, masonry, windows and insulation: the parts that decide how the house performs for decades.

  • Interiors and millwork

    Stairs, paneling, cabinetry, stone, flooring and the moldings that give a classical house its character.

  • Systems

    Heating and cooling, plumbing, electrical, lighting control, audio-visual and security, coordinated before the walls close.

  • Grounds

    Drive, terraces, planting, courts and outbuildings, designed with the house rather than after it.

Traditional House

See one before you commit to one

An illustration made from the model, not a photograph.

The Traditional House is a house drawn by Noble's Crest to the last dimension and built in three dimensions, shown on its lot from morning to dusk and then room by room, from the roof down to the lower level.

See the Traditional House

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