Inspired by the pastoral setting and sweeping views of the Wachusett Valley, this custom home was designed as three smaller interconnected structures fanning out gracefully over the sloping site. Each structure borrows from the rural imagery of the individual farmhouse and barn.

The client for this custom residence in Weston had a distinct architectural vision for a traditional home that was not another typical New England Colonial or Shingle Style reproduction.

This award winning seaside vacation home overlooking Race Point provides a relaxing retreat from the city. It is a contemporary version of a Shingle Style home found throughout Cape Cod and the Islands.

The owners of this existing contemporary home desired a multi-functional music room/library that could accommodate up to 40 guests for recitals, yet be comfortable for daily living. They also wished for a media room and master bedroom/office suite addition.

An uninspired Colonial was transformed into an award winning, comfortable and functional showplace with minimal disruption to the family during construction.

The homeowners of this existing Colonial reproduction in Boxford desired more living space for their growing family and a pool for summertime fun.

Inspired by the rambling extensions of New England’s farmhouses, the award winning multiple additions to this early 19th century Federalist home appear to grow from the original structure, yet each presents a unique identity.

The award winning renovation and addition to this charming late 19th century bungalow style cottage overlooking the Atlantic Ocean included adding a family room off the rear of the house, expanding the kitchen and master bedroom suite and building a new front entry.