Garden Farm House

This 3D visualization project draws inspiration from the traditional farmhouse building type, rooted in the modest rural houses constructed by American pioneers during the 1700s and 1800s. Typically single-floor and rectangular, these structures were crafted from local materials such as wood, stone, and mudbricks, often built by the inhabitants themselves. The farmhouse style evolved, becoming standardized with features like clapboard exterior siding
and semi-enclosed front porches, later appearing in the Sears Roebuck modern home catalogs in the 1900s. Garden Farm House embraces this heritage as a two-level clapboard-clad structure with three bedrooms, a two-car garage, and front and rear porches.