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Projects

The blocks we work on, and what we build behind them

Sample photographs. Your own project photos replace these, each with a line about the scope.

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Brick row house with iron railings on a sidewalk covered in autumn leaves
A two-story row house with an attic that was measured at the ridge and at the low edge before the stair was drawn.
Row of narrow painted row houses in blue, yellow and brick along a sidewalk
A block of narrow houses where each stair had to be drawn to the width of its own hall.
Brick row houses with steps and iron railings under a flowering dogwood tree
A shaded block where the street view mattered for a dormer, so we drew the front first.
Empty room with a refinished wood floor, a chair rail and a vaulted ceiling
A second-floor back room made into a suite, with the floor sanded and the bath moved against the stack.
Open room with a refinished wood floor and a view through to a kitchen
A first-floor suite for a parent, with a kitchenette in place of a pantry.
Two-story house framing with OSB sheathing and scaffold on a sunny day
A raised roof on a shared wall, with the engineer's drawing and a talk with the neighbor first.
Double-hung wood window with white trim set in a brick wall
A rear window kept and re-hung where the new room needed the daylight.
Tall arched window with a decorative hood in a red brick wall
A front window left alone on a block where the city reviews the facade.

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