The Waldron House blends sleek contemporary lines with a cozy farmhouse aesthetic for a distinctively fresh take on country living. With natural textures and materials such as reclaimed wood and stone, the modern farmhouse style embodies warmth and simplicity.

The DiLaura House explores the limits of the traditional (carpenters) A-Frame typology by introducing multiple axes that intersect and combine to form intense, light filled spaces and separate to provide other, subdued spaces for a sense of hierarchy and complexity that excites the senses.

When David Garlapo approached us about remodeling his lake house we were elated! This project involved extensive revisions of the structure, envelope and mechanical systems. In the end, the house was converted to a year-round residence that blurs the boundaries between interior and exterior, site and structure, and light and dark.

Steve and Bonnie Maddox first fell in love with the Horseshoe Lake community years ago when they purchased their first lake house. When they decided to sell this house and build a new one, they called us. This was a very challenging site with little space. This house is nestled in the trees, they literally grow through the deck. The exterior is hidden in the surrounding tree canopy and the interior is opened up to expose and highlight this unique and tranquil location.

David Charneski and Tina Albright-Menna are the owners of this 1,400sf ranch-style home that sits on 35 acres just down the road from Letchworth State Park in Portageville, NY.  This home is designed to maximize light and views of the surrounding woods with high ceilings and extra tall windows and doors. A covered, wrap-around porch extends the space further into the expansive forest of rolling hills and mature hardwoods. Custom concrete countertops and other natural finishes connect this home with the surrounding landscape unique to Western NY. 

This contemporary home is the residence of Matthew and Jessica Hume. This contemporary home was designed and built using classic materials contrasted with more contemporary spatial moves including an open concept and full glass walls that open it up to the site.