Long Falls Camp Case Study

Sometimes property owners don’t need full architectural services, sometimes they just need a little advice.

That’s exactly what the owners of this rural Maine camp needed as they continue to work on a plan for their newly purchased property.

This off-grid cabin has a ton of potential and we got deep into the details of what the owners can do with it during our consultation.

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Sugarloaf Slopeside Home

Ready for a peek at a Maine family's slopeside sanctuary? Get cozy as we explore their 6200 square foot winter wonderland, complete with a nifty 2000 SF addition that blends seamlessly into its surroundings. With a mix of mountain magic and architectural acrobatics, this beautiful home is all about embracing authenticity. From daring rooflines to the ultimate stairway challenge, we'll uncover how every nook and cranny got its dose of slopeside charm.

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Is the Air Inside your House Clean?

Is the air inside your house clean? 🤔 As a home enthusiast, I'm always curious about how our daily habits impact our living environment. That's why I got an Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) monitor for my 90's house! It tracks temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide, chemicals, and particulate matter (PM2.5) to ensure you're breathing good air while at home. And it's super affordable!

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How to Talk to Contractors

Ever have trouble getting in touch with a contractor? No response to your voicemails and emails? I know what you're doing wrong and the changes to make.

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Contempo Mountainside Development

They're finally up! Photos of a project I designed a couple of years ago. An 11-unit mountainside development. It's a BEAUT!

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Homes for the Apocalypse

Where do you want to live when the apocalypse is here? And by apocalypse I mean infrastructure disintegration. It's coming and you should be ready. I know I sound crazy but I’m only partially kidding.

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How Much Does An Architect Charge?

It’s a complicated answer but I’m going to try to keep it SUPER simple! There are two main ways for an architect to charge.

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Twinbrook Remodel

Pro photos of this stunner are finally here! An extensive remodel of this family's mountain home. We revamped the kitchen, dining, living room, bathrooms, flooring, and lighting.

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Modern Spanish Home

It's finally here! Check out this ground-up house I designed for/with my high school friend several years ago. A Spanish-style 4-bedroom that's super light and soothing.

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What Do House Plans Look Like?

What should a set of plans (aka blueprints) look like?

Trick question! There's no standard! Each architect or designer has their own style.

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Should You Build A House This Summer?

Prices are incredibly high, builders and designers are incredibly busy. Would it be silly to start a new project right now?

It’s a tough question. It’s a personal question. My friend Ed Earl and his colleagues give us a little reality check…

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Brunswick Brick Mansion- Part Two!

You may remember that I wrote about a few of these micro-apartments last December. Seven units squeezed into a 200 year old brick mansion.

Well, we finally got back on site to finish up the photo shoot. Once again, the before/ afters are MIND BLOWING.

Plus, units 2 and 7 are furnished! It’s cool to see how tenants are actually living in the spaces…

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