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In this project a 1970s custom home by architect Richard Ridley receives a sensitive yet significant update through the creation of a new skin for the home and garage, new roofing, new windows, and a kitchen addition. The exterior envelope was greatly enhanced through the addition of spray-foam insulation and the new siding/windows, greatly improving the home's performance in terms of energy consumption.
The home was already a true modern gem, with tall light-filled interior spaces and multi-level floors. Through our involvement it is as current now as the original home was when it was built.
Project Credits:
archi-TEXTUAL, PLLC
Principal in Charge, Lead Designer: Catarina Ferreira, AIA
Project Team: Bryan Apito