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Gray Road Farm
The additions and
alterations to this New England Farmhouse were designed to serve as the
residence for 3 generations of family. A studio apartment was created in
the second floor of the ‘ell’ for Aunt Nancy to base herself from. The
new eyebrow dormer provides an identity for this space, while the open
plan allows for flexibility in it's use.
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Oak Knoll
This casual
residence, designed for a couple heading into their retirement years,
overlooks a small pond. All daily living can be on the first
floor. There is additional space on the upper and lower levels to
accommodate family and guests for gatherings.
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Thorne Hill
This
home was designed to accommodate a young couple and their four
children. The Kitchen, Breakfast and Screened Porch areas open onto
the main family gathering space. This family gathering area is
semi-private, and tucked away from the front door/guest area. The second
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Glencoe Place
This home was designed for an active couple to enjoy
with their children, grandchildren, and friends. The site is a wooded
setting overlooking a pond and golf course. The house was sited to take
advantage of the multiple views, and classic European Architecture was
used to complement the manicured county setting.
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