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Can you tell me who the architect is on this house?

10 years ago

Easton, Maryland - Traditional - Kitchen with Lake View · More Info

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Jennifer Gilmer Kitchen & Bath
10 years ago
The architect on this project was Greg Wiedemann, AIA, principal at Wiedemann Architects in Bethesda, MD. This area was once used for storage with little relationship to the water views now visible through the banks of windows, The home was transformed by relocting the kitchen and orienting it to maximize access to the outdoors.
plower
Original Author
10 years ago
Beautiful work by the architect and your staff!!

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