The Wolf-Huang House is a lovely traditional house located in Orange County, North Carolina, designed in 2021 by Arielle Condoret Schechter.

Description
Across the east fork of the Eno River in Orange County, North Carolina, six miles north of downtown Hillsborough, Lake Orange has attracted well-heeled homeowners to its shores for years, many of whom have built their very large, very traditional dream homes there. Many hardwoods and evergreen trees have disappeared in their wake.
Now another new home has appeared along the lake’s shore, nestled among the lofty trees, that is the antithesis of those houses. Designed by Chapel Hill architect Arielle Condoret Schechter, AIA, the Wolf-Huang house has introduced modern, sensibly sized, and environmentally sustainable living to the Lake Orange neighborhood. Inside, it is the essence of minimal, reductive design — simple and serene Schechter’s residential clients value light, livability, energy conservation, and spaces tailor-made for their lifestyles over ostentation and grandiose square footage. These homeowners are no different. In fact, the lake itself was fundamental to the conception of the Wolf-Huang house — views of the lake and sunsets over the lake, as well as the breezes that glide across the water.
To that end, the architect oriented the house on the site to face the lake, then used large sliding-glass doors and windows to provide views and welcome the breezes in spring and fa...