Northshore Magazine

March 2014

Northshore magazine showcases the best that the North Shore of Boston, MA has to offer.

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Seaside Shingle The house appears to organically grow from its rocky coastal spot. speaking to the history of the place." Rocksyde has a festive, happy spirit, with rooms flowing naturally one into the next. Its orientation, east to west, means the broad side of the home faces south, allowing for maximum solar warmth in the cooler months. As Tittmann says, "This is important for a house in New England." Rocksyde's orientation means the house runs perpendicular to the view, contrary to what many architects would do. Tittmann sees it differently. "It's more important to get some good sun in every room, saving the spectacular view for the living room," he says. "You walk through these sunlit rooms and get a reward, this beautiful view." Rocksyde was a close collaborative effort with the owners, an active family that includes two teenage children, who 159 159_REV_KJ Mar14 FERocksyde.indd 159 1/17/14 2:09 PM

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