FREDERICK DESIGN STUDIO
MATTHEW FREDERICK, REGISTERED ARCHITECT
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Under construction: An addition to a Cape-style home in Boston's Jamaica Plain neighborhood employs an unpretentious, camp-like aesthetic on a hillside site of surprisingly near-rural character. more information available soon |
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On the boards: A proportion-sensitive kitchen addition and other alterations to an 1801 house in Melrose will replace several mismatched add-ons from years past. more information available soon |
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This 2-story addition for a family room and master bedroom (rear of house shown) integrates a new architectural vocabulary into a traditional Cape in Norwood, Massachusetts. (Shown under construction) < click on image for more |
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Matthew Frederick was project architect for this ambitious updating of a 1970s raised ranch home. The project included a kitchen addition/renovation, new screened porch addition, new decks, 3 bathroom renovations, new mud room, and substantial interior alterations. < click on image for more |
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This luxurious home entertainment suite by the Frederick Design Studio features a state-of-the-art video and sound system, wet bar, game room, exercise room, and custom architectural millwork throughout. < click on image for larger view |
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The expansion of this fifty-year-old Cape-style house in suburban Boston maintained a cottage-like scale despite the addition of 1,100 square feet for a Breakfast Room, Family Room, Master Bedroom, Front Entry, and Porch. The existing house was fully renovated, including a gut-remodel of the Kitchen, new bedroom dormers, and new windows, siding, and roofing. < click on image for more |
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A 2-story addition for a Family Room, Breakfast Room, and 2 Bedrooms compliments this charming 1920s house. The project required special attention to the city neighborhood context and approval from the Boston Redevelopment Authority. < click on image for more |
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A second floor addition to this Arts and Crafts bungalow in Wellesley sensitively honored the scale and detail of the original house, while introducing a dramatic 2-story stairwell into the interior. The project included 3 new bedrooms and 2 baths, plus reconfiguration of existing first floor spaces. < click on image for more |
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This formerly rundown waterfront residence in Beverly, Massachusetts was entirely gutted and redesigned for a newlywed couple. Interior spaces were reconfigured to improve circulation and zoning. New windows fill the home with light and views. |
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Frederick Design Studio provided comprehensive design, technical, and construction administration services to Finch Architects for the $1M renovation and expansion of this Royal Barry Wills house in Brookline, Massachusetts. |
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A tight, steeply sloping site necessitated small floor plates in a new 2-family house designed for a tree-lined Boston street. The resulting four-floor scheme is contained within what appears to be a 1-1/2 story facade, keeping the building in harmony with its 2-family neighbors. |
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Matthew Frederick provided design services for the conversion of this large Victorian carriage house to a luxury residence in Wellesley, Massachusetts. |
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