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Looking for diverse project experience in a general architect? See how we transformed a cramped White Post farmette into a light-filled, 1,755 sq. ft. sanctuary by navigating complex site constraints and mismatched floor levels to create the perfect family home.

Rather than placing the large metal building prominently along the street as initially proposed, we sited it toward the rear of the property. We then employed subtle but effective design moves to add visual interest: standing the siding off the building face to create dimensional depth, alternating siding direction to vary texture, and incorporating windows throughout.

This stunning 1903 space underwent a masterful transformation—from dark and confined to luminous and expansive. Our intervention was elegantly simple yet profoundly impactful: a thoughtfully designed new wall that redefined the showroom's proportions, complemented by expertly crafted permit drawings that brought the vision to life.

We reimagined this home's layout by relocating a main-level bedroom to create a seamlessly integrated open-concept living room, dining room, and kitchen.

For this custom home, the mission was to balance togetherness with necessary privacy. We were tasked with creating a gathering space for grandparents, adult children, and grandchildren that didn't sacrifice peace and quiet.