A new inset balcony was added to welcome the morning sun, providing a private retreat for the Master suite.
Custom-made Cor-ten steel exterior column. Cor-ten steel, known for its weathering properties, develops a protective rust-like patina over time, eliminating the need for painting and enhancing its unique character.
Layered craftsman-inspired details softened a modern design for a new home in the Western suburbs near Shorewood, Minnesota.
A timber frame entry porch offers a warm and welcoming transition from the outdoors to the interior.
Contrast steps for Aging in Place are designed to ensure safety, visibility, and accessibility for individuals as they age. This design approach uses high-contrast visual cues, non-slip surfaces, and thoughtful proportions to reduce fall risks and enhance usability.
An art display shelf frames a window and entry bench, offering an entertaining spark to a relatively small and unassuming entry.
This is a "Living in Place" retirement home designed for a couple in the Balsam Lake area of Wisconsin. Dropped beams in a passive solar- heated family room add a cozy feel,and our sketches layout options for an optional wood-burning fireplace to accentuate this feel and a music room to tie it all together.
Designed on a steep cascading lot, this home takes advantage of the balcony view from the main floor. The architect took a modern approach with windows installed to the ceiling plane to capture the sprawling views and the abundant daylight that steeps in throughout the day.
This architectural screen design reflects the urban prairie surrounding a small arbor and patio in this unassuming urban landscape.
From the first sketch to the final design, the architect assisted the owner in capturing an old-world look and feel to his living space by completing redesigning the fireplace.
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