European settlement in Lincoln, Massachusetts, dates back to 1654, and the town’s modern-day custodians are careful to honor and preserve its Colonial and agrarian roots. But it’s not a time capsule by any means. In fact, it’s also the location of Walter Gropius’ iconic 1938 International Style home.
This new home in the New England town thoughtfully incorporates the past, present and future by nodding to vernacular farmhouse style and the agrarian landscape while utilizing the latest energy-efficient technologies. The home, built for a family of four, is “net positive,” meaning it produces mor
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