This building, once a private home, was designed in the Italian Renaissance style. It was converted to condominiums with only the lower floors retaining their original ornamentation. Prior to our involvement, the upper floor, pictured here, had been gutted and made contemporary. Judge Skelton Smith redesigned the 3800 square-foot space in keeping with the original building vocabulary. Everything pictured is new. The finished product is a tour-de-force for what can be accomplished when the original fabric of a building is respected and recreated.