Previous slide Next slide Project Description The house at 40 Division Street, Newport, RI was built in two stages: 1720 and 1740. During the 1960’s when the home was converted to apartments, several important features had been removed. Throughout the design process, the architect and client agreed to return each room to its original size …
Previous slide Next slide Project Description The Zartman House at Sidwell Friends School is an historic structure listed in the National Register of Historic Places, as well as on the DC Inventory of Historic Sites. For the last twenty years, the Zartman House has served as the administration building. Our work included a preliminary building …
Previous slide Next slide Project Description This new home lies on the east side of the Blue Ridge Mountains, at an elevation of 1200 feet above sea level, or approximately 600 feet above the neighboring town of Washington, Virginia. The home sits on an acre of cleared land on the 27-acre property, which slopes sharply …
Previous slide Next slide Project Description The owner, an author and naturalist, wanted to transform an existing, low-ceilinged (8′-0″) and unfinished (concrete block) interior space into an inspiring room filled with natural light where he could work surrounded by favored objects and works of art. The room occupies a pivotal location in a courtyard house …
