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Situated on the steep hills in Seattle, this spectacular house overlooks Puget Sound. Three levels terrace down the hillside and extend into the gardens with balconies, decks, stone patios and conservatories. This house was published on the cover of Home Magazine.

This nineteenth century masonry school building is listed on the National Historic Register. It was renovated in to residential condominiums. The architects adapted the original floor plan and fitted one, two and three bedroom units into each of the original classrooms and preserved the outstanding architectural including the high interior ceilings, the elegant center staircase, and the original wood work.

Set in the woods near a large salt water pond, this house was designed to resemble a large New England style barn. The exterior gabled house is sheathed in weathered wood shingles and is topped by a metal roof. In the interior, the building form allows a double height living room with views to the pond and out to the gardens. Every room has windows on three sides for varying views and light.

This apartment complex was built in the historic district of Greenwich Village. Lisa Reindorf was the project architect on this project with Polshek Asso. The carefully proportioned exterior recalls the brick rowhouses that populate this part of the city. On the interior there are duplex condominiums with balconies overlooking an interior garden courtyard.

This house was designed to resemble an English country manor house, faced with local field stone and topped with a slate roof. Tall mullioned windows open up the main rooms to the view of the fields and gardens. The living spaces include public and private living rooms, library and dining rooms that are linked by a long art gallery.

How to add on to a Victorian style house and adapt it to a modern live style? The architects designed a house that presents a Victorian facade on the exterior, but on the inside is completely modern. Large airy rooms open on to each other and end in an open kitchen and conservatory. The L shaped plan wraps around an exterior terrace, and orients toward the garden. The contemporary energy conservation means include a geothermal system. This house was published in Victorian Home Magazine.

For a vacation home, a plan that enables an open easy lifestyle is desirable. The architects provided this by designing an open loft style interior with all the public rooms oriented along a large deck overlooking the view. Bright colorful walls and trim allow simple furnishings and create a cheerful atmosphere.

This shingle style house alludes to the old shingle style houses of New England, interpreted to a modern expression. The interior is playful, with windows opening up into double height spaces, curving sculptural elements, and stairs leading to an interior tree house. Lisa Reindorf contributed to the design of this house in New York. The exterior lights up like a lantern at night.

This new house was designed to create a comfortable and open environment for a large family. The floor plan is organized around a central axis that begins at the entrance to the home and links public rooms, ending at a large living area overlooking the deck and pool. A variety of living spaces, including media room, dining areas and living spaces are arranged in an open plan

This nineteenth century masonry school building was renovated in to residential condominiums. The architects adapted the original floor plan and fitted one, two and three bedroom units into each of the original classrooms and preserved the outstanding architectural including the high interior ceilings, the elegant center staircase, and the original wood work.