This compound of three small fishing cabins, built between 1910 and 1950 along the St. Croix River, had been abandoned and was completely dilapidated. Following strict riverway ordinances, Lars Peterssen completely renovated these charming structures, converting a dark bedroom into an airy porch in one cabin, vaulting a dingy ceiling in another, and, in the third, removing deteriorated walls and lining the entire space with fir. Replanting severely eroded banks and installing non-polluting services was part of this thoughtful restoration

Press & Awards: This project was featured in the September 2005 Midwest Home magazine

Project Team: Lars Peterssen
Contractor: Hoffman Construction
Photography: George Heinrich