Conceived by forward-thinking developer Robert Davenport in the 1940s and designed by architect Charles Goodman, Hollin Hills is an enclave of some 450 modernist homes outside DC. Many of the early Hollin Hills designs featured standard pitched roofs atypical of mid-century modernism; however, later models introduced a graceful inverted butterfly roof and also a completely flat roof that could still stand up to Virginia’s thunderstorms and winter.
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