Malcolm’s, a new restaurant in an historical building in Schenectady, features a fully open Kitchen, with some diners seated right at a bar counter overlooking the chef at work. Barn siding, concrete countertops and Edison filament light bulbs help create an authentic experience for Malcolm’s farm-to-table cuisine.
Classic white millwork and veined marble Kitchen renovation, with dark-stained floor for contrast, overlooking the golf course.
A 1960’s motel re-purposed as part of a residential compound for a very large and growing family. New windows and siding, balconies redesigned as timber walkways, and new timber gables added to break up the typical long motel roof.
A new Adirondack-style getaway just outside the Village of Lake Placid. The owners insisted on bold, bright red windows from day one.
This classic 1920’s Tudor Revival was a bunker of constricting 18” thick masonry walls. Removing a stair and wall opened up the dark 10’ x 10’ Kitchen to a small but bright Breakfast Addition. The Kitchen was gutted and re-imagined as a period design.
A complex project with garage entrances on two levels and living areas carefully fitted into hip roofs to maximize the volume for living spaces, without creating the appearance of a massive structure. The main building is set into the natural grades at several levels with stone retaining walls. A later addition is expressed as a [...]
The owners admire the work of Greene and Greene. A Breakfast Room, Master Bath, Sitting Bay, and a thorough interior reinterpretation throughout the main spaces in the style of the early 20th Century California architects. It is a long established fact that a reader will be distracted by the readable content of a page when [...]
The available frontage was limited but this new home stretches back along a wide gallery to take advantage of the extensive fairway views to the south side. A central breakfast / kitchen “pavilion” and courtyard frames the view. The first floor ceilings are over ten feet in height, allowing for generous transom windows and [...]
A charming cottage tucked into a gladed opening in the forest with trees carefully trimmed to frame the view of the mountains. The site is fully planted with lush, meandering flower beds. All rooms have at least two walls of windows exposure and feature double french casement windows which fully open without a center [...]
The 150 year old Victorian farm house was perfectly sited atop a great lawn, with the view down to the river framed on both sides by woods. All interior and exterior walls were removed along with some unfortunate 1960’s era additions, preserving only the strong, beautifully detailed and original roof of the main house. [...]
