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This tiny home was completely gutted. We gave it a second story addition, expanded the kitchen, and built a beautiful new porch to increase the available living space. New mechanicals, soy foam insulation and a geothermal heating system were also installed to make this country retreat as green as possible.
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This beautiful Victorian set in the heart of the country had rotten gutters, a damaged roof, and chimneys that were ready to implode. We restored, replicated, replaced or rebuilt all of the slate, gutters, soffits, brackets, dormers and chimneys to return it to its intended state.
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Built in the 1790's for an early whaling family in Hudson's beginnings, this house had been much abused and seen many changes, including being partitioned into four Section 8 rental units for decades.
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This Greek Revival home had been treated poorly and required the removal of two unsightly additions. We also did a major renovation of the front porch that included hoisting the whole porch up while we poured a new concrete slab and installed salvaged marble steps.
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The property was built in 1803 as a grand Georgian mansion and renovated at the turn of the century to become a two family house. This 3-year project was a total renovation restoration, starting with a gutted shell.
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This residence was built in 1876 as a grand Victorian mansion on the first private street in America. At the turn of the century, it was renovated to become a six-unit apartment house. This 4-year project was a total gut restoration.
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Under restoration since 2005, the house has been used as a learning laboratory, with much of the restoration work being done by interns in the restoration arts.
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This sweet Andrew Jackson Downing inspired studio incorporates barge boards salvaged from a mansion in Hudson, quarry windows from Edinburgh, lighting from England, salvaged doors from the Hudson Valley, and windows from a church in Kansas.
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