THIS NEW HOUSE
Clients: Bob and Kari Bussey, River Falls, Wis.
Design team: Architect Kerrik Wessel, designer Heather Sexton, Wessel Design, Roseville. www.wesseldesign.com.
Builder: David Strand Design, St. Paul.
Landscape Design: Earthworks River Farm Nursery, River Falls, Wis.
House size: 1,500 square feet.
Studio size: 400 square feet.
Construction cost/sq. foot: $165.
The Star Tribune/AIA Home of the Month: Home of the Month appears the first Saturday of every month. The program is a partnership between the Star Tribune and the Minnesota chapter of the American Institute of Architects. A jury of experts selects the 12 architect-designed houses, which represent a range of price levels, styles and locations.
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