Nested on the inside corner lot of a quiet street, this newly constructed home provides for a family of five plus visiting grandparents. Completed in the Summer of 2020, the house hosts for a range of spaces both formal and informal.
Interior Design: Elana Rudiger Interior Design
Landscape Design: Matthew Cunningham Landscape Design LLC
General Contractor: Columbia Contracting, Inc.
Structural Engineer: LeBrasseur Engineering, Inc.
Photography: Michael Lee & Charles Myer
Originally designed by Ralph Adams Cram, this 1892 Arts & Crafts house was completely renovated in 2012 and 2013 for a young family. The kitchen was expanded, a library installed, the main staircase modified, all the bathrooms were renovated, and all new systems and lighting were put in place. The numerous fireplaces were restored and new Pewabic Pottery tile was used in the surrounds and hearths. New windows in the kitchen included leaded glass by the kitchen sink and large custom double hung windows at the kitchen table. On the third floor, a large custom copper skylight was installed in the playroom.
Interior Design: Kate Maloney Interior Design
Landscape Design: Thomas Wirth Associates
General Contractor: Skinner Hill Construction
Photography: Michael Lee
A large home exposed on three sides with a private courtyard at the top of Beacon Hill, this house was completely renovated throughout. The main circular staircase was extended another floor and a circular oculus was constructed at the top. Smaller rooms were removed to add to the modern flow of space and spare aesthetic.
Interior Design: Manuel de Santaren
Landscape Architect: Matthew Cunningham Landscape Design
General Contractor: CAFCO
Located in West Cambridge, the 10,000 square foot English half-timber house was completely renovated and reorganized. The original servants kitchen was shifted to the center of the house reflecting the owner's lifestyle. The main staircase was removed and relocated and the entertaining rooms were restored with quarter sawn oak paneling. The original garage was torn down and a new garage was built close to the street allowing for a swimming pool and private terrace.
Interior Design: Taylor Design
Landscape Architect: Gregory Lombardi Design
General Contractor: S&H Construction
Just outside of Boston, this house and property is on a quiet dead end street and abuts a large conservation area. The house was completely renovated and reorganized to accommodate a young family with four children. Maintaining a quiet demeanor on the street, the grounds at the rear of the house were completely rebuilt into an extensive set of gardens and terraces including a swimming pool and pool house. A play field and pond were constructed at the lowest point in the site, just on the boundary of the conservation area.
Landscape Design: Charles R. Myer & Partners, Ltd.
Interior Design: Andra Birkerts Design
General Contractor: S&H Construction
Structural Engineer: LeBrasseur Engineering
Landscape Contractor: Robert Hanss
