
One of the priorities of this addition/renovation project was to create a cohesive exterior while adding onto the existing structure at several points. By modifying roof lines, adding stacked-stone details, and creating a new front porch, the unity and curb-appeal of this 1950's split-level was significantly improved. Other project goals included re-configuring the interior circulation, improved daylight, en-suite bedrooms, and two home offices with direct access to new outdoor patio spaces.
Located in the Forest Hills neighborhood overlooking Rock Creek Park, this DC Landmark was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2011. Owned by the Democratic Republic of the Congo (formally Zaire) since the 1960’s, this multi-phase, multi-year renovation is in a Commission of Fine Arts jurisdiction, overseen and directed by the Historic Preservation Review Board. MORELESS
This addition/renovation was designed to transform a 1950’s Cape Cod, typical of the entire neighborhood, into a modern, sculptural house. The 3 volumes which comprise the distinctive, clean lines of the composition are each wrapped in materials honest to their nature: metal, wood and stucco. MORELESS
Located in the Washington’s Historic District of Cleveland Park, the owners of this previously expanded and renovated 1897 Farmhouse wanted to convert the original cellar into a finished basement and connect it internally to the main level of the house. This lower level of the home would provide a new entry point for the family, a guest suite, and much needed additional living space. MORELESS
This addition/renovation was initiated and fully designed for a Foreign Service family living overseas. Planning to return home after a decade abroad, the owners knew that their house, which served as a rental property in their absence, would require significant updates and expansion. MORELESS
This extensive interior renovation project remained within the confines of the existing structure yet dramatically modified the previous plan, layout and function of the former house. Essentially, the owners wanted to open up the entire first floor and create a new kitchen as the focal point. MORELESS
This addition/renovation nearly doubled the living space of a 1950’s split-level home on a lot with significant restrictions due to backing onto wooded parkland. Of particular importance to the owners was that this major expansion stay within the fabric of the existing neighborhood and remain modest in appearance. MORELESS
This addition / renovation of a 1926 Cape Cod with water views includes modern interior updates, system replacements, exterior detail restoration, and indoor & outdoor entertainment expansion.
This 8000 SF residence offers one-level living for the Owners, stunning views, maximum daylight, and plenty of outdoor entertainment space. Traditional Cape Cod detailing with updated, contemporary flow and finishes.
This whole-house renovation in McLean, Virginia includes the addition of an Owners’ Suite on the Main Level as well as 2 Offices and new Mudroom with Laundry. Preserving direct connections to the exterior patios and pool while opening up the Main Level floor plan allows for maximum daylight and views, blending interior with exterior.
This .29-acre buildable lot has a water view of Perch Pond. Foundation permit already approved for a 3-bedroom, 2-story home with full-Basement. Customize the existing plans or create your own new single-family, custom home.