House extension, Princeton, USA This addition to a small 1930's colonial house arose out of the client’s need for a large room or living, dining and entertaining, and for a new rear entrance hall handy to the existing garage. The roof of the main room is vaulted, with the ceiling lowered over the dining end to allow for a shaft of light from the skylights above to fall on the dining table. Construction is wood frame with exterior wood siding. The roof has a laminated wood arch structure and the roof finish is tern-coated steel. Client Sharon Ben-Levi Date working drawings completed 1985 Consultants Structural and Services Engineer: James B. Huffman Back to top