The architecture of this home takes its roots from the traditional Colonial farmhouse.  Designed to fit most urban lots, the house blends simplicity and sophistication to bring the best in urban living.  To colonize, both past and present, means to settle one’s place and one’s mind.  To declare that this space is for them, for their family and for their legacy.

 

Perhaps the most identifiable architectural elements are the large porches and entryway, which reconnects the home to the street, while creating a private respite for those warm summer nights.  As an urban dwelling, this home offers patios and balconies to promote outdoor living and connection to the urban fabric, while simultaneously retaining privacy and shelter.