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Architecture | Interior Design | Landscape Architecture

Greek Revival House

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The restored original entrance facade is distinguished by massive columns and cut granite steps.

The restored original entrance facade is distinguished by massive columns and cut granite steps.

The new addition, to the left, is designed to complement the style and detailing of the original house.

The new addition, to the left, is designed to complement the style and detailing of the original house.

 The main entry is distinguished by massive Doric columns and a hand-crafted copper lantern.

The main entry is distinguished by massive Doric columns and a hand-crafted copper lantern.

The new recessed north entry connects the original house to the new addition.

The new recessed north entry connects the original house to the new addition.

The new addition, to the left, houses a Country Kitchen, Family Room and Master Bedroom Suite.

The new addition, to the left, houses a Country Kitchen, Family Room and Master Bedroom Suite.

The new recessed south entry is carefully designed to match the details of the original house.

The new recessed south entry is carefully designed to match the details of the original house.

A new Entrance Gallery, distinguished by Doric columns, leads to the Living Room.

A new Entrance Gallery, distinguished by Doric columns, leads to the Living Room.

The restoration of the original Living Room includes a new mantlepiece and bay window surround.

The restoration of the original Living Room includes a new mantlepiece and bay window surround.

The detailing of the new mantlepiece recalls the classic lines of the original house.

The detailing of the new mantlepiece recalls the classic lines of the original house.

A new stairway connects all three levels of the new addition.

A new stairway connects all three levels of the new addition.

A large country kitchen is the centerpiece of the new addition.

A large country kitchen is the centerpiece of the new addition.

The clean, classic style of the kitchen cabinetry complements the original design of the house.

The clean, classic style of the kitchen cabinetry complements the original design of the house.

 The new addition, left, is designed to be sympathetic to the style and detailing of the original house.

The new addition, left, is designed to be sympathetic to the style and detailing of the original house.

 The first floor plan shows the new central stair hall and the country kitchen, to the left.

The first floor plan shows the new central stair hall and the country kitchen, to the left.

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The restored original entrance facade is distinguished by massive columns and cut granite steps.
The new addition, to the left, is designed to complement the style and detailing of the original house.
 The main entry is distinguished by massive Doric columns and a hand-crafted copper lantern.
The new recessed north entry connects the original house to the new addition.
The new addition, to the left, houses a Country Kitchen, Family Room and Master Bedroom Suite.
The new recessed south entry is carefully designed to match the details of the original house.
A new Entrance Gallery, distinguished by Doric columns, leads to the Living Room.
The restoration of the original Living Room includes a new mantlepiece and bay window surround.
The detailing of the new mantlepiece recalls the classic lines of the original house.
A new stairway connects all three levels of the new addition.
A large country kitchen is the centerpiece of the new addition.
The clean, classic style of the kitchen cabinetry complements the original design of the house.
 The new addition, left, is designed to be sympathetic to the style and detailing of the original house.
 The first floor plan shows the new central stair hall and the country kitchen, to the left.

info@haverskolnickarchitects.com

Haver and Skolnick Architects
3 Southbury Road,
Roxbury, CT, 06783,
United States
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