The Historic Society Hill Townhouse showcases how thoughtful design can transform a historic home into a functional, modern living space. Situated in Philadelphia’s Society Hill, this 4,000-square-foot townhouse underwent a lower-level renovation led by LO Design. The project successfully blends contemporary family needs with the timeless charm of a historic structure.
In the heart of Philadelphia, Contextual House by LO Design redefines what it means to live in a rowhouse. From the street, it looks strikingly modern, yet it’s deeply tied to its roots. By reusing much of the original structural joists and foundation, the designers honored the past while crafting a home that feels distinctly contemporary.
The second iteration of a family residence built on nineteenth-century farmland in Northeastern Pennsylvania, Light Path is designed for our clients to safely age in place on a single level, after happily raising their children in their previous multi-story home.
Reduction Residence thoughtfully distills open and private environments to create a serene family dwelling. While the overall layout of the home stayed intact, we removed extraneous interior walls to create more open spaces.
In addition to rejuvenating an overlooked site, XS House serves as a prototype for urban living through the maximization of density; acknowledging the zietgiest of a post-COVID world.
Arsenal Motors is a colorful, Mid-Century inspired coworking space located in the heart of one of Pittsburgh most active neighborhoods.
Situated within an established residential development of prominent homes, the Murrysville House project creates a modern, light-filled alternative to a traditional suburban residence for a young family.
The Northern Liberties neighborhood of Philadelphia has a long history of quirky independence, re-settled by artists and creative professionals in the last two decades.
