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A two-story addition for a family room and master bedroom
integrates a new architectural vocabulary into a
traditional Cape.
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An
addition to a Cape-style home in Boston's Jamaica Plain neighborhood
employs an unpretentious aesthetic on a urban hillside site.
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A proportion-sensitive
kitchen
addition and other alterations to an 1801 house replace several mismatched add-ons
from decades past.
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An
ambitious updating of
a 1970s raised ranch home included a kitchen
addition/renovation, new screened porch addition, new decks, 3 bathroom
renovations, new mud room, and interior alterations.
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A luxurious
family suite features a game room,
exercise room, state of
the art
media center, wet bar, and custom architectural millwork.
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A fifty year old
Cape was nearly doubled in size but a cottage-like scale was maintained. The addition included a
breakfast room, family room, master bedroom, foyer, and porch, and the
existing house was fully renovated.
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A two-story addition for a family room, breakfast room, and
two bedrooms
compliments this charming 1920s house. The project required
special attention to the neighborhood context and approval from
the city redevelopment authority.
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A full second floor addition to an Arts and Crafts bungalow
honored the scale and detail of the original house, while
introducing a dramatic two-story stairwell into the interior.
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A rundown waterfront residence was 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 on a
tree-lined Boston street necessitated
a vertically organized building with small floor plates for a new
two-family house. A
four-floor scheme is contained within a facade that appears to be 1-1/2
stories, keeping the building in harmony with its
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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consultations, analysis of living space needs, conceptual design,
design
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specifications, management of bidding process,
contractor selection,
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