TruexCullins

10/21/2026

Comfort is often invisible.

Behind the cedar, concrete, and glass, thoughtful detailing, efficient systems, and a robust building envelope support comfort, durability, energy efficiency, and long-term resilience, allowing the house to sit quietly within the landscape in every season.

Team:
Architecture & Interior Design: TruexCullins
Landscape Architect: Wagner Hodgson Landscape Architecture
General Contractor: Roundtree Construction
Civil Engineer: North Woods Engineering
Electrical Design/Build: Madden Mechanical
Mechanical Design/Build: Glen Peck Electric
Structural Engineer: Artisan Engineering
Windows & Doors: Windows & Doors By Brownell
Envelope Panelization: New Energy Works
Photography: Ryan Bent Photo

10/14/2026

The craft reveals itself in the details.

The white oak stair rail and screen were designed as a continuous element, carrying light from above deep into the lower level while creating rhythm, texture, and connection between floors.

Beautifully brought to life by Ric Santa Maria, Scott Reiss, and the talented team at Roundtree Construction.

Team:
Architecture & Interior Design: TruexCullins
Landscape Architect: Wagner Hodgson Landscape Architecture
General Contractor: Roundtree Construction
Photography: Ryan Bent Photo
Styling: Molly Velte

10/07/2026

Living with the view.

The best spaces in a home are often the simplest.

A place to enjoy your morning coffee. A chair pulled close to a window. A moment of stillness, connected to the landscape beyond.

Throughout the house, views were carefully framed to create a continual connection to the landscape, making daily routines feel extraordinary without adding complexity to everyday life.

Team:
Architecture & Interior Design: TruexCullins
Landscape Architect: Wagner Hodgson Landscape Architecture
General Contractor: Roundtree Construction
Photography: Ryan Bent Photo
Styling: Molly Velte

10/06/2026

Olde Naples Hotel featured by Condé Nast Traveler.

Built beside the site of Naples’ original 1889 hotel, Olde Naples Hotel reimagines the city’s oldest hospitality address for a new generation. We’re honored to see the project recognized by travel writer Paul Rubio, whose review highlights the hotel’s custom details, vibrant public spaces, and distinctive sense of place.

Read full review at https://www.traveler.com/hotels/naples/olde-naples-hotel

Interior Design: TruexCullins�Architecture: Hart Howerton
Photos and quotes by Paul Rubio, Condé Nast
Olde Naples Hotel

09/30/2026

A favorite spot in the house.

Wrapped by horizontal windows, the kitchen captures views across meadow, forest, and mountains. A small seating area offers a place to pause, share a coffee, or simply watch the changing landscape.

The exposed-edge Baltic birch millwork adds warmth while reinforcing the home's simple material palette.

Team:
Architecture & Interior Design: TruexCullins
Landscape Architect: Wagner Hodgson Landscape Architecture
General Contractor: Roundtree Construction
Windows & Doors: Windows & Doors By Brownell
Millwork: Stark Mountain Wood Working
Photography: Ryan Bent Photography
Styling: Molly Velte

09/24/2026

Daily life happens here.

The kitchen, dining, and living spaces are organized on a single level, allowing the homeowners to move easily through the rooms they use most while remaining connected to views of the meadow and mountains beyond.

Designed for today and for decades to come, the home supports aging in place without sacrificing openness, beauty, or connection to the landscape.

Team:
Architecture & Interior Design: TruexCullins
Landscape Architect: Wagner Hodgson Landscape Architecture
General Contractor: Roundtree Construction
Windows & Doors: Windows & Doors By Brownell
Photography: Ryan Bent Photography
Styling: Molly Velte

09/22/2026

Join us as the AD Film Series kicks off its 2026-27 season with Ada: My Mother the Architect.

A beautifully personal documentary about the life, work, and legacy of acclaimed Israeli architect Ada Karmi-Melamede.

Wed. Sept. 23 at 6:30 PM (doors at 6 PM), Burlington’s Contois & Brattleboro’s 118 Elliot. FREE

Watch the preview at https://adfilmseries.org/films/

Burlington City Arts AIA Vermont 118 Elliot

Ada: My Mother the Architect | September 23, 2026

09/19/2026

09/16/2026

Material and craft shape the experience of living in Ausable River Residence.

White oak, Baltic birch, hand-applied plaster, and carefully framed views create a series of connected moments throughout the home.

Thoughtfully selected for their warmth, durability, and quiet beauty, these materials lend a sense of continuity, inviting a slower appreciation of light, texture, and place.

Team:
Architecture & Interior Design: TruexCullins
Landscape Architect: Wagner Hodgson Landscape Architecture
General Contractor: Roundtree Construction
Windows & Doors: Windows & Doors By Brownell
Photography: Ryan Bent Photography
Styling: Molly Velte