A new generation of buyers judges homes by how they perform. The decisions that shape that performance are made during design and are difficult to correct later.
We ask a lot of our houses: We want them to be expressive, functional, and filled with potential. To achieve a wide-ranging list of must-haves, and stay true t... Read More >
Set behind a white picket fence in the historic district of Provincetown, Massachusetts, there’s a new demure Shingle-style guest cottage. Nestled cunningly be... Read More >
Drive 10 minutes from The Breakers, Newport, Rhode Island’s famous Gilded Age mansion, and you’ll arrive at an understated residence with a distinctive history... Read More >
Clients of architect David Andreozzi had been living in London for years. When school let out, the family of four traveled stateside to summer in bustling Newp... Read More >
Designing a home on Nantucket is an exciting endeavor—and a privilege. The consistent challenge is how to deliver something new and meaningful without violatin... Read More >
Building along the coast has always required a careful balance between beauty and practicality, but today’s waterfront projects are facing a new level of compl... Read More >
It started off as a seasonal Florida retreat, a warm getaway from their home in Potomac, Maryland. “For the husband, this project represented a homecoming. He’... Read More >
The contrasts abound on a site just south of Manhattan Beach in Southern California. It’s a mere sliver of land, thirty feet wide by eighty feet deep, its back... Read More >
On the Florida barrier island of Bird Key, there’s a new vacation home that lives to invite the outdoors in. The owners, a family based in Ohio, bought the pro... Read More >
