The new home is located on a hillside site that affords sweeping spectacular views of the Mount Washington Valley. One of the main features is a beautiful timber-framed octagonal sitting room which anchors the corner of the house. This is balanced by a similarly styled screen porch at the opposite corner of the house connected by exterior living space. The main level of the home includes an...
The existing house was knocked-down to allow the Owner to build a new home for a growing and extended family to enjoy on Long Lake in Bridgton Maine. The lot was extremely challenging with regards to Shoreland zoning and there were several variations of the house during the design process to shape and shave space to remain in compliance with the regulations…..all without compromising the...
This site provided a great opportunity to work with the mountain topography and create a home that has unique features with a panoramic curved deck and lower level stone-lined screened porch.
Live edge siding, log railings and heavy timber details adorn this duplex located within a few steps of the ski slopes.
Shoreland zoning expansion regulations provided numerous challenges to this full-scale renovation of what previously was the main house for a summer camp.
Located just feet from the water's edge, the original cottage was removed and replaced with a new home snugly fitted into the restricted buildable area.
This home design originated with a particular-sized Great Room the client wanted situated as the centerpiece to the floor plan.
The design of this custom two-story home displays a balance between the mountain style exterior and interior architecture.
This simple, elegant house located on the edge of a meadow with incredible woodland and mountain views will serve as guest house for family.
A fun and brightly-colored exterior design distinguishes the main house from the barn.
This property was a series of pieces and parts, including a duck hunting blind, added on over the years, which is typical of many family-owned lakeside cottages.
The old, falling-down barn was removed and replaced with a functioning, two-car garage and family room above.
This oversized 1970s cape-style home has seen several renovations with its new young family.
A simple renovation included this special “treehouse” room where one can read, take a nap, or just gaze out at the beautiful Maine pond.
A special project for the oldest and largest agricultural fair in Maine, this serves as the main stage for the concerts during the week-long fair.
