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 Issue of May 1, 2006 
   

Belmont Home’s Complex Form Solves a Variety of Problems

F. Douglas Adams, a Waltham-based architect, designed this new house on Snake Hill Road in Belmont for a private client.
By Jeffrey Stein
The form of a building is often the result of its architect solving problems. Surprisingly, for most designers, this is the work of form: It solves problems.

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