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Traditional Red Brick Colonial

Hierarchy Architecture + Design, PLLC

10 years ago

This property transformation involved knocking down the original brick home and building a new 6,000 sq. ft. Traditional Red Brick Colonial in it's place.

Long Island, NY

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Barn Light Electric Company

10 years ago

Beautiful! The black shutters look gorgeous with the red brick.

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May Construction, Inc.
10 years ago
Everything about this is gorgeous, beautiful job!
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Double D Contractors Inc.
10 years ago
Wow! Well done!
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OTM Designs & Remodeling Inc.
10 years ago
Looks good!
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Studio NOO Design
10 years ago
What a nice upgrade
Beth H. :
10 years ago
wow. now that's a house!
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Laura Lee Designs
10 years ago
Amazing work! The exterior is breathtaking. Would love to see the inside now!
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Mega Builders
10 years ago
Beautifully done!
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Hierarchy Architecture + Design, PLLC
Original Author
10 years ago
Thank you. This center-hall Georgian started out to be just a renovation with new wings at the left and right.
After reviewing Interior alteration budgets, it was determined a knockdown would be more economical. But we maintained the original center proportions!
Architectural Notice
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
What's not to like?

Large beautiful house and nice landscaping,

Very impressive. I wish I lived there.
Joy
10 years ago
Beautiful!
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Stecki Construction
10 years ago
Wow! Love the new home! Absolutely gorgeous!
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ERT Architects, Inc
9 years ago
simply stunning.
sandi125
9 years ago
Very sad that you tore down the original house. We have many people in our community who care about historic preservation.
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Addition Building & Design, Inc.
9 years ago
Gorgeous!

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