Video Tour: Loudon Modern

A tour of a custom residence on a 300-acre Tennessee horse farm, shaped around a limestone core that borrows its roofline from the barn already on the land.

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Bianchi Architecture
August 2026
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Loudon Modern is a custom residence on a 300-plus-acre horse farm in Loudon, Tennessee, positioned to overlook the pastures. The design takes its lead from an existing barn with a limestone central structure that shares the barn's roofline, with wood wings on either side.

The tour shows how the stone center and the wood wings read as distinct pieces, and how the house faces the same views the barn does.

The full case study covers the site strategy, the material choices, and how the owners' request for warmth was answered in a clearly contemporary home.

Key Takeaways

Drawing the central structure from a barn already on the property is what makes the house feel like part of the farm rather than placed on it.

Keeping the stone core and the wood wings distinct in material and placement lets the contemporary and the familiar sit together without blending into each other.

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Video Tour: Loudon Modern
A tour of a custom residence on a 300-acre Tennessee horse farm, shaped around a limestone core that borrows its roofline from the barn already on the land.
Bianchi Architecture
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August 25, 2026

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