Showcasing Our Architectural Expertise

Old Saybrook Historical Society

Constructed on the historic General Hart house site in Old Saybrook, Connecticut, this new structure provides a classroom, library, multipurpose spaces, and a secure archival vault for the town’s historical documents. The building’s design, scale, and materials all contribute to maintaining the historic integrity of the Hart house and village.

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Deep River Elementary School

Code violation correction and ADA compliance project providing additions and alterations to an 82,000-square-foot elementary school, incorporating accessible routes through ramps and an elevator, new fire protection and life safety systems, and new heating and cooling systems through new and existing facilities. The project included major renovations, providing a new media center and additions, including new classrooms and a new gymnasium.

Residence in Lyme, Connecticut

Designed to respond to the client’s desires for outdoor living spaces as much as for their indoor program needs, this residence establishes its relation to the New England vernacular through form, scale, and traditional materials and details.

Residence in Bridgewater

A 6,800-square-foot residence overlooking the Green Mountain Range uses natural and local materials to maintain an aesthetic indigenous to the area. The complex geometry provides for a uniform and organic form while maintaining the intimate scale and casual style desired by my clients.

Professional Office Building

A 41,000-square-foot professional office provides medical offices for pediatric, internal medicine, and dental groups, as well as law and psychiatric office space. The simple geometry and efficient structure are scaled down through the introduction of different materials and forms, providing the desired character with the necessary cost efficiencies.

Reynolds Subaru

The programmatic requirements of this 12-bay car dealership service facility located on Hamburg Cove in Lyme, Connecticut, required this three-story structure to be nested in the landscape in order to maintain its compatibility with the surrounding village’s scale and character. The building utilized reinforced concrete, reinforced masonry, pre-stressed concrete planks, and prefabricated steel truss structural systems, while exterior materials relate to the surrounding context.