On a 75-acre Hudson Valley property, architect Alan Barlis of BarlisWedlick Architects designed a low-impact compound for client Ian Hague: a natural swimming pool filtered by plants, a 19th-century barn relocated as pool house, and a passive-house-certified main house. The goal: leave the landscape as natural as possible.














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