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English Tudor House
This suburban English Tudor, circa 1920, needed substantial
renovation to meet the family's needs and to do so using existing
materials so any completed work looks as if it has always
been there. Existing brick, slate and stonework were matched
to accomplish this goal, allowing form and function to evolve
within the context of its architectural style.
The
new floor plan opens up and enlarges many spaces creating
a more graceful flow throughout. Custom wrought-iron, limestone,
rift white oak and satin nickel finishes complete the interior's
blend of contemporary flair and traditional line. The computerized
lighting system allows flexibility for the client's art collection
and the potential of reprogramming, should light path and
light scene requirements change.
- Principal-in-Charge
of Design:
- John
S. MacDonald, AIA
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- Design
Team (Phase 1):
- John
S. MacDonald, AIA
- Christian
Prescott
- Team
(Phase 1):
- Christian
Prescott
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- Interior
Designer (Phase 1):
- Bierly-Drake
Associates, Inc.
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- General
Contractor (Phase 1):
- Allain
Construction, Inc.
- Design
Team (Phase 2):
- John
S. MacDonald, AIA
- Greg
Graham
- Curtis
Fanti
- Team
(Phase 2):
- Greg
Graham
- Curtis
Fanti
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- Interior
Designer (Phase 2):
- Manuel
de Santaren,
Inc.
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- General
Contractor (Phase 2):
- Kistler
& Knapp
- Publications
and Awards:
- Better
Homes & Gardens (1998)
- Boston
Magazine (1999)
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