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Jo Ann Richards, Works Photography Highly sophisticated renovation of a 1940's home, located on a mysterious secluded inlet of the Gorge Waterway in Victoria, BC

Split Rock Springs Ranch - photo: Bruce Damonte

mango design co reworked the main floor of this 100 yr old house & provided a new kitchen, millwork & cobined bathroom/laundry on the upper floor. we created a passageway from kitchen to living room to allow light & traffic to flow through the space. pocket doors can divide the spaces when the need arises. the douglas fir vanity in the upper bathroom houses a built-in washer & dryer flanking the sink. plumbing fixtures by blubathworks.com (except kitchen sink) fisher paykel & dcs appliances from midlandappliance.com general contracting by inspiredrenovations.ca photography by kylahemmelgarn.com

Connie DeWitt / David Fenster / Sue McAllister series of photographs taken during Mercury News interview and article

Modernism gracefully collides with elegance in the formal living room of this historic Washington, DC living room.

Photo by Eric Roth

Photo credit: Robert Benson Photography

This house was new construction in the historical district, but my clients love a clean modern feel. The views of the harbor are spectacular and the feel inside is free of clutter, yet filled with energy. Photos by Siriphoto.com

Custom steel and hardwood bridge leading from Master Bedroom to rooftop sundeck.

Media unit with white mat lacquer structure and bio alcohol burning fireplace in Silver Shine Stone. Sliding doors in white under painted glass.

BUILD was tasked with fully updating this neglected home and site to accommodate the owners’ lifestyle and young boys. Relying and expanding on our experience of redesigning and rebuilding mid-century modern homes, BUILD’s updates encompass all aspects of the home and site, including the interior program, systems and finishes. Without adding any new volume, the usable square footage of this home was effectively doubled by thoughtful refinishing and revitalizing of the lower basement level. This design brings a refreshed relationship to the site and landscape as well as the remodeled pool area, particularly from the lower level. This house has been able to maintain its mid-century roots and form, while accommodating a family’s needs and desires for a home built for the current era. Photography by BUILD LLC.