The master plan addressed programmatic, landscape, and energy needs to unify the site while preserving its agricultural spirit. The brick farmhouse, dating to 1815, was carefully relocated and upgraded with a high-performance thermal envelope, while a modern addition—linked by a light-filled foyer—houses communal living spaces with panoramic views. Two historic barns were structurally restored and positioned to frame a central forecourt. The project integrates renewable energy through geothermal heat pumps and a rooftop solar array, and the working landscape includes gardens, orchards, and outdoor living spaces such as porches, a sunroom, and a pergola. Across the project, Birdseye’s in-house craft disciplines—from metalwork to millwork—are on display, elevating the character and continuity of the site for generations to come.