Design Associates Inc

Architects & Building Designers , Accessory Dwelling Units , Home Remodeling , Home Additions , Universal Design , Basement Remodeling

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Cambridge Historic Preservation

Built in 1823 on Brattle Street and later moved to its present location on Ash Street in 1858, this five bay, center entrance three-story Federal style house has been altered in a restorative manner. Listed in the Ash Street National Register District, the proposed addition and alterations received favorable review from the Cambridge Historical Commission.

Project Year: 2008

Country: United States

Federal Style facade. Yellow Siding and regular windows with black screenings.

Cambridge Historic Preservation Exterior

This Federal Style preservation project also includes water fountains.

Cambridge Historic Preservation Exterior

The Cambridge Historic Preservation House makes a good impression. Traditional doors, flower arrangements, yellow siding and a discrete water fountain.

Cambridge Historic Preservation

Hardwood floors, stone chimney and great wooden furniture.

Cambridge Historic Preservation Dining Room

Hardwood floors, stone chimney and great wooden furniture.

Cambridge Historic Preservation Dining Room

Spacious traditional kitchen with wooden island and wood table. Fixtures are stainless steel.

Cambridge Historic Preservation Kitchen

Beige walls and blue curtains limit this sunny space full of windows. Brown furniture finish the space and create a feeling of tradition.

Cambridge Historic Preservation Living Room

Wooden traditional doors at the courtyard entrance.

Cambridge Historic Preservation Entrance

King size bed under a tilted ceiling of wood beams.

Cambridge Historic Preservation Bedroom

The guest room.

Cambridge Historic Preservation Bedroom

Two twin size beds under a wooden beam that support the building.

Cambridge Historic Preservation

White Victorian Bathroom with white tiles and wall paper.

Cambridge Historic Preservation Bathroom