Photography by Allen Russ.

aVOID a Pesaro.

Clients who had lived many years in a treasured 19th century cape sought a significant change in lifestyle. A spectacular site, a restrictive budget, and a desire for an unapologetically contemporary house were parameters which deeply influenced the design solution. The sober expression of the house nevertheless responds intentionally to the climatic demands of its site, and is clad humbly in the most traditional of New England building materials, the local white cedar shingle. Architect: Bruce Norelius Builder: Peacock Builders Photography: Sandy Agrafiotis

With more and more people turning to the garden to make use of good space, teenagers are moving in to get there "own space" too. Custom Built Cabins

Fine House Photography

Outdoor Entertainment area

We kept the old out door toilet for the entertaining guest and having a downstairs WC but the arrival of a new baby the indoor toilet promted the whole renovation. Storage area to the back and a garage door opens to the laneway.

Bromley Garden House Bromley, South London. Bromley Garden House is a single storey building with a large open area facing the garden, single bedroom at rear and minimal bathroom and a kitchenette. It’s main purpose is to serve as a guest house but also a quiet secluded space overlooking the mature garden. The building 75 m2 footprint occupies a corner of a plot with an existing new built main house. The sharp corner of the plot drives the plan shape maximizing the use of space. 12m sliding glass panes to front can open in the summer days to create an open veranda feel for the main area. Skylights to all areas help provide quality light throughout the day. A central stone accent wall with integrated fire place responds to the brief calling for an integrated rustic feel. Structure – steel, rendered block, natural stone Completed 2020 Photography – Assen Emilov

Credit Dan Cutrona Design, Prewire, Installation and Programming for Audio / Video Lighting Control Network Home Automation

The client added a nice picnic table and outdoor seating for their guests. The shed consists of a bedroom, a small office and a bathroom.

Ed Shepherd

The Maddaluna home was built to very high energy efficiency standards. You can see the Solar panels on the rear elevation. This house's energy bill is less then $100 a month.