The original house was a modest and very typical 1970s split level. Careful design and planning results in a different and much more expansive structure that transforms very traditional origins into a thoroughly modern country.
What started as an 1800s stone house with several additions needed a significant update to be more usable. A new kitchen, a new mudroom, a reimagined dining room and a brand new second-story master suite were all desired in a structure that stayed within the original footprint.
A common question is whether to renovate or just start over. This project addressed a number of existing structural challenges. Existing break was reused to create new and more functional entrances, add new kitchen, living and laundry rooms and new outdoor porches.
Farmhouses are beautiful and full of charm, but built for a different time and a different lifestyle. Updating them for the needs of modern families planning and design. This update focused on creating spaces that integrate indoor and outdoor living, while reflecting the style of the original house.
A vacation home that welcomes with graceful design that builds on east coast architectural traditions. Comfort and elegance in a beautiful landscape.
Developing a traditional Ontario one-and-a-half story farmhouse on a grand scale. A nod to history with exceptional care and attention to detail.
Constructing a modern stone house incorporating classic stone construction. Elegant lines and traditional materials combine into an exceptional home.
Building a dream home for a young and growing family, with a master plan that envisions how the property should ultimately evolve.
Construction of a new farmhouse on a working farm that echoes traditional design cues while building something new and modern.
