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Here are some recent photos of the Peru VT house. This is a modern farmhouse where we took a traditional and timeless New England form, came up with a great floor plan and then “played” with it. The result is some fantastic spaces. I love all four bedrooms and I can …
Vermont Architect 2009-11-12 01:16:14
Here is a pic of an older poject. A cottage on the coast of Maine.
Vermont Architect 2009-11-09 20:05:20
Last week I got a call from a reporter at the Keene Sentinel newspaper. Apparently I was on a list of interesting people to interview for their “Monadnoc Profiles” section. Keene Sentinel article It is a really good article. My mother will love it.
Vermont Architect 2009-11-04 22:45:13
The original house is a fairly new addition to a huge old horse barn. The addition to the addition seeks to correct a number of plan layout and massing issues. The first addition has vinyl siding and poorly proportioned trim and windows which we are addressing.
Vermont Architect 2009-10-30 17:52:03
Designer tip: I have liked the Integrity line of fiberglass windows from Marvin for few years now. And… they come in black! For that old fashioned farmhousey yet hip and fresh modern look. Also did you know that for about $150 per window, Marvin makes single glaze old fashioned style storm windows? This …
Vermont Architect 2009-10-28 20:37:50
It just occurred to me that there is a short video which gives some sense of what my barn is like inside and how it is used here on youtube I am leading the parade with my daughter Charlotte.
Vermont Architect 2009-10-22 16:03:40
My own home is 900 s.f. with two bedrooms and a bathroom. We have lived there for 9 years. There are occasional mini-crisis over the one toilet. and I would like a large kitchen than the 9 foot “new york kitchen” we have. Also a mudroom would be nice. We will …
Vermont Architect 2009-10-21 02:58:54
I just stuck this post over at GreenBuildingAdvisor.com This is more of a musing than a question. When building a new home would it be more environmentally responsible to forego the triple glazed windows and put the saved money into insulation upgrades on neighbor’s houses? 10 or 20k would go a long …
Vermont Architect 2009-10-21 00:17:29
I don’t run into this phenomenon as often as I suspect my more urban counterparts but when I do, it is disturbing. People put all their hopes and dreams about their new home through the filter of what the next owner will think. Or worse, a set of requirements their realtor …
Vermont Architect 2009-10-12 17:20:05
Some notes on windows to be filed under “opinions and musings”. In the past several years I have designed some houses with large window quantities although not necessarily in terms of the area of glazing to floor area ratio. I often use lots of smaller operating windows and some large fixed windows, …
Vermont Architect 2009-10-03 02:09:55
I now am - license # 31252. Seemed like a good idea with a current project in MA plus living on the VT/MA border I expect to see more western Massachusetts projects.
Vermont Architect 2009-09-30 04:09:37
I suppose it had to happen eventually. Having done over a hundred jobs in the past decade I have been very lucky about getting paid on time and in full. There have been jobs that made me nervous for one reason or another (we call these reasons “red flags”) and you …
Vermont Architect 2009-09-30 00:54:31
Here is a scan of an old rendering I did around the turn of the century for a house that never got built. I am the last of the great hand drafters. I don’t do much hand drafting, presentation drawings or models anymore. Too time consuming and therefore expensive. I don’t …
Vermont Architect 2009-09-28 19:25:25
Here is a pic of a house I helped with the structure of. It is quite large and the folks wanted a cross gambrel roof which makes for an interesting structure from an engineering standpoint. Here is an image from the model showing the cross ties pulling the whole thing together. The house …
Vermont Architect 2009-09-23 02:09:00
http://musingsfromdave.blogspot.com/ Here is a process blog from some folks I helped to design an addition for last winter. It was the sort of project where having an architect payed off (if I remember some of the early schemes they came to me with). We were able to phase the project, and with …
Vermont Architect 2009-09-22 00:19:31
Here is a recent photo of my cool modernist low budget barn. I spent quite a bit of time working on work in the barn this summer. Not so much time working on the barn itself however.
Vermont Architect 2009-09-09 18:44:19
Here are some photos from a recent site visit to the “Vermont Mod Farmhouse” porches and garage are not built yet but from inside you can start to feel the spaces. This project was a good example of what it’s all about for me: light, spatial dynamics, simplicity of form and …
Vermont Architect 2009-09-02 19:44:18
Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency also: Energy Star Efficiency Vermont If you are a builder building an energy star home here is where the government gives you $2000 (why on earth would a builder not utilize the energy star program? )
Vermont Architect 2009-08-31 19:10:29
I have been thinking lately about the work triangle in the kitchen. This was a construct of the 1940?s when men in suits were trying to engineer the function of the kitchen to make women?s lives easier. The work triangle consists of the locations for the storage, preparation and cooking of …
Vermont Architect 2009-08-25 17:15:57
link to http://savethepinkbathrooms.com/ which goes with this http://retrorenovation.com/
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