Twin Gables

Named Twin Gables, the residence echoes forms traditionally seen in rural settings, but a creative and varied use of Abodo timber claddings, roofing, trellis and slats provides a new angle on the classic barn style.

One gabled form is fully wrapped in Abodo Vulcan Cladding - Vertical Grain, giving a sense of the building as a singular object.

This is contrasted against the more traditional metal roof of the gable next door, which features large scale windows that follow the peak of the roofline and provide wide spanning views of mature trees as well as seaside vistas.

With over 8000 square feet of Abodo timber, Twin Gables exemplifies the product’s versatility. While Abodo Vulcan is used in a tongue and groove format for the exterior cladding and roofing, it also extends to slats overlaid on the timber-clad gable, creating rusticated texture, and to trellised sun shading over the patio by the pool.

With its soft, driftwood hue, the silicate coating helps the building to assimilate with the Hamptons aesthetic, but Abodo was also an apt choice for practical reasons. Being by the sea, the cladding is likely to encounter some extreme weather - and as a thermally modified timber product, Abodo Vulcan is durable and hardy in all climates and won’t warp or bend when exposed to excessive heat.