Kent Passive House

Kent, CT - UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Kent Hollow Road demonstrates our commitment to the synthesis of modern design with sustainable building strategies.

Located on 40 acres in Kent, Connecticut on a heavily wooded site, the house was sited to maximize views of the surrounding hills and seasonal views of the river below. Approached by a long winding driveway, this simple box is cantilevered over an old logging path and includes full height uninterrupted glass on the North, East, and South facades. The unattached garage is nestled into the landscape and is connected to the house by an exterior paved terrace with an outdoor kitchen. The structural and finish materials were chosen to be durable, cost effective, sustainable and beautiful. The ceiling of the interior spaces is a continuous plane of tongue and grooved cedar which is continued to the exterior of the to the covered porch on the East façade. The custom millwork and walls are clad in oak veneer and wrap the interior volumes in a quiet seamless texture. The roof structure is mass timber and includes an intensive green roof and an array of PV panels. Passive house detailing will keep the house warm in the winter and cool in the summers with minimal need for HVAC.

Anticipated completion Fall 2024

  • Principals
    Marianne Hyde
    Stas Zakrzewski

    Project Team
    Avery Gray
    Jeremy Katich
    Nicholas Friedmann

    Passive House Modeling
    ZH Architects

  • Interior Design
    ZH in collaboration with Calla Cane

    Lighting Design
    Sighte Studio

    Structural Engineer
    Fast & Epp

    MEP Engineer
    BPC Green Builders


  • Civil Engineer
    Brian Neff

    Sprinkler Engineer
    Richter Engineering

    Photography
    ZH Architects

    Renderings
    ZH Architects

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