Greenwich, Connecticut
Copper panels act as a rain screen and wrap around the existing brick facades, which aid in reducing the scale of the building and visually anchor the main entry.

Private Lobby & Conference Suite. Corporate offices are located in the existing facility, while guests & visitors are received at this signature architectural entrance.

Tall windows, glass doors, and continuous transoms invite light into the home and celebrate the view of the Candlewood lake and surrounding hills. Clean modern lines are playfully capped with an angled wood-and-metal roof, as the walls are clad with light metal panels upstairs and traditional cedar siding below.

Interior Office Renovation. Proposed design.

This contemporary house sits deep in the woods, tucked between wetlands and fern-covered knolls. Views to wooded hills in all directions, occupants can enjoy 360-degree scenery from wrap around terraces. Interior space invites light and air through oversized windows detailed with black frames to contrast against natural cedar posts and trim.

Clean lines and contemporary materials define this building: glass curtain wall, pitched metal roof, metal and polymer roof panels. Green design technologies will be implemented, including geothermal heat, solar panels (photovoltaics), light shelves, and recycled and recyclable materials.

Inside the new angled curtain wall, glass-walled elevators enjoy a new southern view. Metal mesh "ribbons" create a sense of 'human-scale' as they cover mechanical vents.

This rendering shows a preliminary idea for a community conference center and gathering space in a new building. Sited in northern Fairfield County, the building is sited to celebrate views of rolling hills and natural granite formations. A transitional architecture borrows style from New England vernacular while introducing modern elements more in keeping with the scale and function of this facility.

Proposed Interior with Mid-Century Modern Furnishings