Hamrich

This project was transformed from a maze of unusable spaces into a floor plan that meets family’s post Covid lifestyle: Living Apart Together.

  • 1972 home taken down to the studs for a whole-house remodel with reconfiguration of interior and exterior update.
  • Created an office accessible from exterior to accommodate client access.
  • Indoor/Outdoor space that flows from all main living areas and primary bedroom
  • Multiple areas for family to retreat or entertain
  • Worked with existing elements to keep essence of home

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