Complete Renovation of an Existing 1920’s Brick Tudor
This project entailed the complete renovation of an existing 1920’s brick Tudor, plus a 4’x20’ addition that allowed us to completely reconfigure the existing stair and all circulation.
Ruhl Studio Architects
About Ruhl Studio Architects
Ruhl Studio Architects creates warm, modern architecture − tailored to the unique circumstances of our clients and their sites and delivered with exceptional attention to detail − for a lifetime of enjoyment
Natural materials, expressive forms, and meticulous attention to light and views have been at the core of our practice and are manifest in our projects regardless of their context.
We pride ourselves on being unusually empathetic listeners as well as clear and direct communicators.
We are passionate about finding the ideal balance between artful design and functionality.
We are committed to sustainable design practices, including maximizing natural daylighting and ventilation, minimizing unnecessary material and space, and encouraging renewable energy solutions to create buildings that are capable of achieving Net-Zero energy usage status.
We pride ourselves on our client-centric design process, helping every client find the most advantageous balance between budget, schedule, and level of detail, from our first conversation to the end of construction.
LOCATION: Watertown, Massachusetts
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Baptist Church Penthouse, Boston / Ruhl Studio Architects
The owners of this dramatic penthouse searched long and hard for the perfect retirement home in the city and knew they had found it when they discovered a Baptist Church undergoing conversion in the South End.
Rudolph House / Ruhl Walker Architects
Architect: Ruhl Walker Architects Project: Rudolph House Location: Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA Photography: Tony Luong Located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Rudolph house was completely renovated in 2016 by Ruhl Walker Architects. From the architect: This mid-century modern house was transformed from a municipal garage into a private house in the late 1950’s by renowned modernist architect Paul