Ravine House
Set within a 15-acre sustainable agroforestry farm in Mocksville, North Carolina, the Ravine House is a thoughtful example of how thermally modified wood can bring performance and natural beauty together. The home is clad in Arbor Wood Co. thermally modified pine and finished in a combination of natural and black stains. The pine cladding creates a refined, contemporary exterior that complements the surrounding landscape while providing the long-term performance expected from a modern building material. For a home positioned along a ravine and near a 100-year floodplain, Arbor Wood Co. thermally modified wood offers a natural cladding solution that aligns with the project's emphasis on sustainability, resilience, and thoughtful design.
Location: Mocksville, Davie County, NC
Architectural Design: ADAMS DesignBuild
Build: ADAMS DesignBuild
Product: Pine Cladding
Distributor: Northern South Woodworks
Photos courtesy of ADAMS DesignBuild
