Make room for what comes next.
You can love where you live and still transform how you live.
Thoughtfully integrated spaces that feel as though they were always part of the home.
Design
Drawn to fit the house you have.
An addition is a design problem before it is a construction one — roof lines, ceiling heights, window rhythm and circulation all have to agree with the original home.
Feasibility
Setbacks and restrictions, checked first.
Municipal setbacks and property restrictions are reviewed early, so the plan you fall in love with is a plan that can be built.
Continuity
Architectural continuity.
Materials, proportions and detailing are matched so the new work reads as original rather than added on.
Renovation
Reworking what's already there.
Where more space isn't the answer, renovation reorganizes the rooms you already have around how your family actually lives.
Where additions and renovations usually begin.
- A growing family
- Space for extended family
- A room that never worked
- Working from home
- Better indoor-outdoor living
- Updating an older layout
Your vision
starts here.
Tell us about the home you've been imagining.
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