Located in the rural township of New Marlborough, Massachusetts, House FIVE by Easton Combs sits in the southern Berkshire County countryside. The design integrates the adjacent river, wetlands, and Berkshire mountain landscape, creating a series of view corridors that connect the interior spaces to the surrounding nature.
Nestled on a heavily wooded lot, Essex Bay House by Ruhl Jahnes stands as an unassuming oasis that seamlessly blends modern design with natural elements. This 2,236-square-foot net-positive home not only adheres to stringent wetlands regulations but also maximizes stunning views of Essex Bay.
In the quiet cul-de-sac of Fort Hill, Roxbury, Fort Hill Cottage stands as a thoughtful blend of history and renewal. Designed by Aamodt / Plumb Architects, this 2,000-square-foot home replaces an abandoned structure, symbolizing a fresh start for its owner. The design respects the past while embracing modern sensibilities, offering a tranquil space for living, reflection, and healing.
The Black Rock Beach House combines mid-century modern design with carefully considered updates, creating a space deeply connected to its ocean and pond views. Situated on a dramatic coastal lot, this 2,500-square-foot home was thoughtfully reimagined by Ruhl Jahnes to meet its owners’ vision for a warm, functional retreat perfect for entertaining and everyday living.
In the heart of Brookline’s Coolidge Corner neighborhood, a new luxury development, The Stearns Residences, is making waves. Designed by Kripper Studio and developed by ADCO Realty, this project merges modern architecture with a respect for the neighborhood’s well-established character.
Beacon Courtyard TH is a six-story, late 19th-century townhouse in Boston’s historic Back Bay neighborhood. The residence received a complete infrastructure and aesthetic upgrade
As the oldest town on Cape Cod, Sandwich celebrates and perpetuates its historic, namesake architecture. Homes are characterized by simple forms and traditional English styles, adapted over time to the harsh, coastal climate and native resources.
Our client presented Flavin Architects with a unique challenge. On a site that previously hosted two houses, our client asked us to design a modestly sized house and separate art studio.
