Emerick Architects

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

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Emerick Architects

14 Reviews

Levine-Goodman Residence

Victorian era houses are known for being dark and gloomy, but, this one embraced its strengths through a whole house remodel. A more open floor plan was created and rooms were given large windows on many walls to bring in natural light while still respecting the Victorian style.

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The dramatic curving stair is completely new and replaces the steep attic access stair that was formerly at the back of the house.

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Adding a new gas fireplace gave this room warmth and character.

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The dining room is one of the first rooms off of the entry. Extra attention was given to the details, especially with the addition of a new stair adjacent to this room.

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Wood casement windows bring light into this cozy sitting area.

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The new stair rail was designed to reflect the Victorian style of the house.

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Skylights bring natural light into this bedroom.

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A clawfoot bathtub, a subway tile wainscot and the hex tile floor give this new bathroom a vintage look that is befitting its Victorian roots.

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The entry to this Victorian house was updated and given a fresh coat of paint.

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The basement was dug out so a theatre room could go in and an exterior door and steps were added for exterior access, as well as from inside the house. A new detached garage was added behind the house.

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The new detached garage is quaint with Victorian detailing to match the house.

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Another view of the new garage.

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