Hollis Farmhouse, Hollis, New Hampshire, 2006
Our client had decided to sell her antique farmhouse and barn and to build a smaller house for herself and one of her daughters.
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Lincoln Farmhouse, Lincoln, Massachusetts, 2004
This project was conceived as a variation on the traditional New England farmhouse and barn.
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Sudbury House Pool/Master Bedroom Addition, Sudbury, Massachusetts, 2006
Having completed a new house in 1999 that incorporated a period farmhouse from the 18th Century, our clients asked us to design a new addition in the 21st Century.
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Vermont Lodge, Danville, Vermont, 2007
This project for two artists with grandchildren was envisioned to incorporate a cedar timber frame made from whole trees cut from the property, in the tradition of American national park architecture from the early 20th Century.
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Farmhouse Renovation, Hollis, New Hampshire, 2007
An addition to a 1700's farmhouse designed to retain its original identity while expanding towards the fields. An attached timber frame barn is being stabilized and refitted as a home office.
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Squam Lake Cottage, New Hampshire, 2002
The surrounding mountains, windy bays and rock-lined shores of this region call for an architecture of elemental forms built from sturdy materials evidently well anchored to the land.
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Ipswich Cottage, Massachusetts, 1998
This 2400 square foot cottage was designed for a single woman who wished to simplify her life with one-floor living, yet retain the flexibility to enjoy overnight visits from friends and grandchildren.
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Carriage House, Lincoln, Massachusetts, 2000
The challenge of this project was to add a family room and a new master bedroom to an historic carriage house without subverting the identity of the original structure.
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Lake Sunapee House, New Hampshire, 1999
This house was designed to combine home and work for a pair of empty-nesters, both artists.
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Case Mill Farm, Westport, Massachusetts, 2001
A vineyard landscape of small grazing pastures surrounded by high stone walls and a quiet mill pond characterize this old riverside farm in Southeastern Massachusetts.
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Farmhouse, Concord, New Hampshire, 2007
Located on the high ground at the southeast corner of a 225 acre property that consists of hayfields and forests, this house responds to several challenges intrinsic to its site.
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Historic Addition, Lincoln, Massachusetts, 1994
An Eighteenth Century country house stands at the heart of this extensive renovation and addition. The plan extends the existing four- cornered volume, generating a cobble stone courtyard framed by a new barn, a guesthouse, and an arcade that creates an entryway at the rear of the original house.
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Ansara House, Essex, Massachusetts, 2001
This project required the integration of a large program into a house that, in the words of our client, “should look modest like the majority of our friends and neighbors.” The site is a dramatic ravine with steep cliffs to one side and a small pasture rising on the other.
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Lake Camp, New Hampshire, l994
In retrospect, this was a seminal project for our office, providing us with the opportunity to explore some of the attributes of the Adirondack Style that was made famous by the great camps of William West Durant.
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