the treehouse
ARCHITECTURE
Raleigh, North Carolina
A historic Mid Century Modern home gets an update in the form of an expansive outdoor deck cascading from the sunroom to the verdant landscape beyond.
Designed by Paul Canin in 1966 this untouched house is nested in a patch of trees in the North Hills neighborhood of Raleigh.
LOCATION
Raleigh, North Carolina
COLLABORATORS
ORIGINAL ARCHITECT: Paul Canin
PHOTOGRAPHY + Video | Jenn Hall Sweatte
YEAR
ORIGINAL HOUSE: 1966
ADDITION: 2024
The material and color palette was chosen to align with the original redwood siding. Darkening window frames and railings to match allow the house to relate to the surrounding woods. Two trees on the site were saved and the deck built around them creating an opportunity for a hammock to live suspended between them, a welcome spot to sway in the warm southern breeze.
