Harbor Hill

Nantucket, Massachusetts, 2013

Sited on a spectacular hill overlooking Nantucket Harbor, a cluster of 12 small structures, appearing at first as a group of smallish classic shingled Nantucket cottages, a new residence reveals itself. A classic Jacobsen concept; each gabled building dedicated to its own purpose: living room, kitchen, dining room, office, etc., the tallest building reaching 26 feet high with generous surrounding square footage. Crisp, clean-lined furnishings, largely designed by the Jacobsen firm underscore the notion that large house can still have seaside cottage feel.

Winner:

2014 Award for Architecture by

The Washington Chapter of American Institute of Architects

Published:

Architectural Digest June 2014 issue

The Robb Report August 2017

Project Architect: Heidi Leinbach; Ernest Schichler

Architectural Photography by: Douglas Friedman, Simon Jacobsen, Nathan Coe and Richard Mandelkorn and LINKNantucket.