Liberty House is a private residential house located in the rural town of
Liberty, Maine. Inspired by the natural landscapes of Liberty, I designed
and built an energy efficient, passive solar home that is an aesthetically
engaging addition to the environment. Although the home is single-story and
a modest 1,440 square-feet, a series of shed roofs and large windows provide
an interior sense of grandeur.
Liberty House
Liberty, Maine
2006-2007. Consulting and design Mark Pelletier. Electrical:
Philip Pelletier. Framing team /exterior trim: Mark Pelletier, Rob Brown,
Jack McCarthy. Interior trim: Rob Brown, Ken
Winslow, Mark Pelletier. Concrete work: Joey Thornely. Radiant Heating:
Matthew Wheeler / Norm Walters. Excavation: Steve Lucas. Standing seam roof:
Brian Mitchell. Drywall: Pete Philbrick. Painting & Interiors: Emily
Varmecky. Engineering advice: Alfred Hodson
