--- title: "Jeffrey Lees, Architect — Architects & Building Designers | Houzz" canonical_html_url: https://www.houzz.com/professionals/architects-and-building-designers/jeffrey-lees-architect-pfvwus-pf~344546653 markdown_url: https://www.houzz.com/md/professionals/pf~344546653.md entity_type: LocalBusiness business_name: "Jeffrey Lees, Architect" category: ["Architects"] image: https://st.hzcdn.com/fimgs/9d13d4b801eeee0a_1391-w400-h400-b0-p0--.jpg address: "Baltimore, Maryland 21212, United States" phone: "(252) 595-5665" website: http://jeffreyleesarchitect.com rating: 5 review_count: 13 years_in_business: 40 license_verified: true best_of_houzz_awards: 3 followers: 116 last_updated: 2026-09-13 --- # Jeffrey Lees, Architect > Baltimore's Experienced Architect & Designer > 2x Best of Houzz Winner Original Houzz profile: [Jeffrey Lees, Architect](https://www.houzz.com/professionals/architects-and-building-designers/jeffrey-lees-architect-pfvwus-pf~344546653) ## Professional summary - **Primary category:** Architects - **Location:** Baltimore, MD - **Serves:** Baltimore, Towson, Catonsville, Owings Mills, Middle River, Cockeysville, Garrison, Lutherville, Hampton, Brooklandville, Delaware, Glen Arm, Hydes, Long Green, Lutherville Timonium, Maryland, North Carolina (Northeast), Pennsylvania (Southeast), Phoenix, Stevenson, Virginia (Tidewater & Northern - **Verified License:** Yes - **Houzz rating:** 5.0 out of 5 (13 reviews) - **Best of Houzz:** 3 awards (2014–2017), for Service. ## About ### Houzz Badges - Houzz Pro Software User - Recommended on Houzz - 1,000 Ideabook Saves - Best of Houzz winner - Weekend consultations - 40 years in business - Verified Hires ### Business highlights - 40 years in business - Best of Houzz winner - Weekend consultations - 1 Verified Hire Jeffrey Lees, a sole proprietor architect licensed in Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia, Delaware, and Pennsylvania, with over thirty years of experience, specializes in the design of custom residences, as well as additions to and rehabilitations of older and historic structures throughout the Mid-Atlantic Region. His basic philosophy is that each project is unique to the desires and budget of each client, and the constraints of an existing site and/or structure. Continuity and Compatibility are the primary themes which guide his approach to any design for any addition. He believes in working with you to achieve your total satisfaction with the completed project; as in the end, the building must work for your life, not his. ### Services Provided - Architectural Design - Building Design - Home Remodeling - Architectural Drawings - Custom Homes - New Home Construction - Home Additions - Home Extensions - Sustainable Design - Energy-Efficient Homes - Green Building - Historic Building Conservation - Construction Drawings ### Areas Served - Baltimore - Towson - Catonsville - Owings Mills - Middle River - Cockeysville - Garrison - Lutherville - Hampton - Brooklandville - Delaware - Glen Arm - Hydes - Long Green - Lutherville Timonium - Maryland - North Carolina (Northeast) - Pennsylvania (Southeast) - Phoenix - Stevenson - Virginia (Tidewater & Northern ### Typical Job Cost $300,000 - 2 million I will begin with an initial consultation for your project, wherein I will discuss with you the process involved in developing the project from concepts and design, to construction drawings and reality. ## Business Details | Field | Value | | --- | --- | | Business Name | Jeffrey Lees, Architect | | Address | Baltimore, Maryland 21212, United States | | Phone | (252) 595-5665 | | Website | http://jeffreyleesarchitect.com | | License Number | 5919-A (MD), 5798 (NC) | | Years in business | 40 | | Followers on Houzz | 116 | **Social profiles:** - Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/JeffreyLeesArchitect - X (Twitter) — https://twitter.com/JLees\_Architect - LinkedIn — http://www.linkedin.com/pub/jeffrey-lees/3/48/2b5 ## Contact - **Houzz profile:** [Jeffrey Lees, Architect](https://www.houzz.com/professionals/architects-and-building-designers/jeffrey-lees-architect-pfvwus-pf~344546653) - **Website:** http://jeffreyleesarchitect.com - **Phone:** (252) 595-5665 ## Credentials **Verified License** - Number: 5919 - Type: ARCHITECT - Issued by: Maryland Department of Labor **Certifications & Awards** - Member of American Institute of Architects since 1982. - **Best of Houzz:** 3 awards (2014–2017), for Service. **Affiliations** - [The American Institute of Architects](https://www.houzz.com/professionals/schools-and-organizations/the-american-institute-of-architects-pfvwus-pf~1350720471) ## Reviews **Overall rating: 5.0 out of 5 — 13 reviews** *Aspect averages:* - Work Quality: 50.0 - Communication: 50.0 - Value: 50.0 ### Featured Review **★★★★★ — Steve McIntire, Feb. 2019** > Jeff Lees is a master at creating modern spaces while retaining the integrity of an old house. I've done half a dozen rehabs and used other architects, but not one have demonstrated Jeff's level of insight and creativity. The finished product exceeded my high expectations. ### All 13 reviews **★★★★★ — H Feast, Feb. 2025** > Jeff Lees designed my new home, a wonderful residence that never would have happened without his efforts. I asked Jeff to create a house using the principles of passive house design, seamless aging-in-place concepts and modern as well as traditional elements. I was thrilled with his ability to be artistic and creative in combining the above elements into a plan that fit my needs. Jeff has a wonderful sense of space and light, so your future home is guaranteed to be spectacular. He has the ability to balance aesthetics with practical design so your future home is assured not only architectural style but also functionality. The longer I live in the house the more I appreciate Jeff's skills as an architect. **Comment from Jeffrey Lees, Architect:** > You were well organized and clearly communicated your needs and preferences; you made timely decisions all along the way, making the process flow easily. It was indeed a privilege and a pleasure to work with you, and I am pleased that our efforts have met your expectations. **★★★★★ — smgauthier, Feb. 2023** > Jeffrey provided us with architectural plans for a major renovation to our home in Baltimore County. In essence we turned our tiny sow's ear into a little unicorn with more than a nod to the Not-So-Big House concept, which we brought to the table. Jeffrey listened carefully to what we wanted, then used his expertise to give us great architectural plans and also to guide us through the process, which included a hearing with the zoning commission. He kept in touch, by prior arrangement, with our contractor, throughout the construction process, making himself available for on-going consultation. We have been extremely pleased with our reconstructed home, as have our guests.. We can't recommend Jeffrey highly enough!!! And, yes, he does wear a bow tie. **★★★★★ — dona laslow, Feb. 2020** > We hired Jeff when my husband and I decided to update our kitchen and den in a home built in the early 70's in a layout with both rooms well-defined and separate. Our goal was to combine these two rooms to make a space that was bright, open and one large living space. Jeff's expertise in removing walls, inserting windows and maximizing existing space brought a vision to the project that was perfect. He listened to our thoughts and made many contributions. It was fun working with him. It's so important to know when working with a contractor that there is an architect involved to assure that all new structures are safe and properly built. Thanks to Jeff, we are confident that our project is well built and are extremely happy with the results. I highly recommend Jeff. **★★★★★ — John Nunn, Oct. 2017** > My wife and I hired Jeffrey Lees to design a house for us on Ocracoke Island. We wanted the house to be in keeping with the island's early architecture. He listened to our request and provided suggestions to maximize space and natural light and also recommended materials. His suggestions enhanced the lighting and storage in the house while increasing the size of the living space. > > He was always available for questions throughout the design and building process. The final design drawings were delivered at the quoted price. > > We are very happy with the finished house and overall design. We have received many compliments on the house and would recommend Mr. Lees to others. **★★★★★ — Marjorie Berry, Dec. 2016** > Jeffrey Lees is a wonderful architect. I started with a house plan I had found online. He altered it to include my "must haves" and gave expert advice regarding things I had questions about. I would employ him again if I ever need to have anther house designed. **★★★★★ — Karen, March 2016** > Jeffrey Lees is always very professional in his work and attitude. He worked with us to create a unique design that solved some complicated issues and gave us the beautiful home we always wanted. He was always available with a smile and can do attitude. I would highly recommend Jeffrey Lees to anyone wanting to build a house, addition, barn or any residential project. **★★★★★ — Wil H, April 2015** > I hired Jeffrey Lees to develop design and construction drawings for an large single car garage+ceramics studio+utility basement structure. (This new structure was intended to replace an existing single car garage+carport that was too small and did not address additional needs for creative, utility and storage space.) > From the initial consultation through development of concept, and finalizing drawings Jeffrey was helpful, flexible and provided significant insight, and thoughtful response to my questions and concerns based on his extensive experience. > I recommend Jeffrey Lees, and will consult with him on any project I do in the future. **★★★★★ — pnorthluskin, Sept. 2013** > Jeff was the consummate professional at every step of the way as we brainstormed solutions for putting an addition on our 1920's bungalow - a herculean task, given the many needs and desires we had for the project. Given that he lives in the same neighborhood, he demonstrated thorough knowledge of bungalow architecture, but unlike many architects, he also showcased a creative approach in designing an addition that blended old and new. What's more, he really understood "us" and his designs reflected our family with a sensitivity and artistry that wowed us time and again. His drawings alone were superb, but so were his solutions to some very serious space issues we faced. Communicative, thoughtful, and extremely precise in his plans, Jeff designed a house that really felt like a home. He was extremely patient as we weighed our options, offering different versions of the designs and talking through our "wish list." He was honest, he gave us as much time as we needed in meetings, he immediately responded if we called with a question, and he met our needs tenfold. I would not hesitate to recommend Jeff for his professionalism, his talent, and his genuine warmth. Working with him is a true partnership, and my husband and I feel eternally grateful to have a design for our bungalow that is EXACTLY what we wanted. **★★★★★ — phoenix1406, July 2013** > When Jeff lees asked me if I would fill out an online reference forum my immediate response was that I would be more than glad to do so. > Jeff was the architect when I built my house,a wonderful residence that never would have happened without his efforts.He was the the central figure in the process and was an invaluable asset in the project. > The house was built on a large lot well off the road set in a pine woods.With that in mind I asked Jeff to create a house that would combine some modern as well as traditional elements. > I was thrilled with his ability to be artistic and creative in combining the above elements with a plan that fitted our needs. > In addition to floor plans and sketches Jeff also built a very intricate and accurate scaled model that showed exactly what our house would look like.I was amazed at this model because it made it very clear that Jeff was very invested in planning our home..a trait which carried on well after the house was completed > His attention to detail and getting right what I thought were minor details at the time really paid off later. > The longer I lived in the house the more I appreciated Jeff's skills as an architect. **★★★★★ — Georgene Falcon, July 2013** > When we bought the oldest house in Elizabeth City, NC (ca. 1798, individually listed on the National Registor of Historic Places), we decided to use the services of an architect for our additions and renovations to the house in order to use the house as a bed and breakfast. We chose Mr. Lees because he showed great enthusiasm for the job, and he was eminently qualified, since he specializes in historic renovations. He was very sensitive to the guidelines set forth by the U.S. Department of the Interior in designing us a new entry way, sunroom, and master suite, plus addiing a new bathroom and redesigning both the kitchen and an existing bathroom. The proof of his expertise: we won a Gertrude S. Carraway Award of Merit, Historic Preservation Foundation of North Carolina, Inc., in 10/ 2009! We highly recommend Mr. Lees as an outstanding architect. We now own the Grice-Fearing House Bed in Breakfast and have been featured numerous times in newspapers and magazines for our renovation efforts. **★★★★★ — bingobongo, July 2013** > From referrals my wife and I received, we hired Jeff to design the rehab of our newly purchased "handyman special" home. > Jeff's general experience in this type of project including pre-planning, pre-budgeting, design including modifications, scheduling, contractor oversight, proved extremely beneficial. > We subsequently hired Jeff later to design a bedroom addition. This project, design and construction, was completed most satisfactorily as well. > My wife and I are now enjoying the fruits of the skills and professionalism that Jeff brought to the table on both projects. **★★★★★ — bsullam, July 2013** > We hired Jeff to develop a design for the remodeling of the downstairs of our then 80-year-old house. He did a superb job of designing a new entry, rearranging the flow of the house, and integrating the best aspects of the house's existing features, Jeff was attentive to our needs and desires. He as also cognizant of our budget. > > Our neighborhood organization has an annual contest that awards prizes for the best designed home improvements, and Jeff's redesign was selected as the best for that year. > > We subesquently had Jeff design a replacedment garage and then design the remodeling of our upstairs rooms. On all our projects, Jeff was involved from the design to the construction supervision. He did a fabulous job, and we would recommend him highly. ## Selected projects - [Relocation & Rehabilitation of the George Ellicott House](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/relocation-and-rehabilitation-of-the-george-ellicott-house-pj-vj~5904971) - Location: Ellicott City, MD - Photos: 12 - Description: Late eighteenth century historically and architecturally significant stone house with rear attached wing was relocated across the road out of the Patapsco River floodplain, and rehabilitated for private office usage. - [Porch & Mudroom Addition- Baltimore County, MD](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/porch-and-mudroom-addition-baltimore-county-md-pj-vj~1761926) - Location: Baltimore, MD - Photos: 6 - Description: Former open deck on rear of c. 1930's bungaloid cottage expanded and roofed over to create outdoor kitchen and dining area. New Mudroom added adjacent to porch to connect with existing primary Kitchen. Stained shingle siding on addition blends with, and weaves into existing shingle siding. - [(New) Traditional North Carolina Farmhouse, Camden NC](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/new-traditional-north-carolina-farmhouse-camden-nc-pj-vj~1654162) - Location: Camden, NC - Photos: 18 - Description: Custom residence designed for couple with two small children, using traditional North Carolina vernacular farmhouse (I-House) forms, incorporating recycled or repurposed antique materials to maximum extent available. - [Stone & Stucco Addition-Towson Area](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/stone-and-stucco-addition-towson-area-pj-vj~388432) - Location: Towson, MD - Photos: 8 - Description: One story addition on rear of traditional stone and stucco dwelling provided much needed space for larger Kitchen, Informal Dining, and Seating Areas, while improving circulation between all spaces. New bluestone patio area provided outdoor seating and expanded living area. - [Waterfront Residence, Southern Shores, NC](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/waterfront-residence-southern-shores-nc-pj-vj~283948) - Location: Southern Shores, NC - Photos: 11 - Description: Traditional North Carolina vernacular/coastal architectural forms blended with contemporary spaces into 2 story, five bedroom home for family with 3 boys. Desire for maximizing views of Currituck Sound from primary living spaces, respect for existing natural terrain and mature trees on narrow lot, as well as maintaining required elevation above flood level, dictated linear spatial organization, linked by external porches/ circulation spine. - ["Wire" House Kitchen & Bath Remodel, Baltimore City](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/wire-house-kitchen-and-bath-remodel-baltimore-city-pj-vj~1638454) - Location: Baltimore, MD - Photos: 12 - Description: Remember Lt. Daniels from the critically acclaimed and locally produced cable TV series"The Wire"? This house, built c. 1928, in the Mayfield neighborhood of Baltimore City, was used as the the location for his residence. The exterior view of this house, from about this same angle, first showed up in Series Two, at the close of episode six, as a fade-out at dusk, after a conversation between Lt. Daniels and his wife, which takes place in the Living Room. Existing c 1970's Kitchen and both second… - [Waterfront Residence, Edenton, NC](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/waterfront-residence-edenton-nc-pj-vj~350222) - Location: Edenton vicinity, NC - Photos: 17 - Description: Two story residence containing approximately 3000 heated square feet, plus two car garage, constructed for a young family on a soundfront lot in Edenton Bay Plantation-Phase II on the outskirts of Edenton, NC. First floor primary living spaces, including two story/open Great Room and Kitchen, and Master Bedroom and Bath, were oriented toward panoramic views of Albemarle Sound on the south. Screened and open porches off the Great Room and Master Bedroom respectively, also located along the south… - [Stone Farmhouse Additions-Baltimore County, MD](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/stone-farmhouse-additions-baltimore-county-md-pj-vj~286702) - Location: Upperco, MD - Photos: 7 - Description: Existing one story frame wrap-around addition was removed from historic two story stone vernacular farmhouse in northern Baltimore County, which was then expanded to create larger Kitchen and new Sitting Area, along with new Master Suite, Mudroom, Laundry, rear stairs, and Screened Porch. Traditional natural materials (stucco and clear finished cedar siding) complement local fieldstone walls of historic portions of house. - [Residence Remodeling and Additions-Towson, MD](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/residence-remodeling-and-additions-towson-md-pj-vj~286776) - Location: Towson, MD - Photos: 7 - Description: Circa 1940 one story frame cottage/bungalow expanded and remodeled in four separate phases, beginning with Master Bedroom Addition and Kitchen renovation in 1984 (coinciding with the opening of my practice) Two additional bedrooms and shared bath added 1987, and continued to evolve with Family Room/Den expansion in 1996, and most recent garage wing addition in 2001-2 to complete the composition. - [Lanai and Garage Addition, Edenton, NC](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/lanai-and-garage-addition-edenton-nc-pj-vj~352559) - Location: Edenton, NC - Photos: 13 - Description: Bi-coastal Owners of one of Edenton Historic District's grand early twentieth century frame residences desired outdoor living and entertaining space, as well as a garage to accommodate two vehicles; existing deteriorated outbuildings were removed, and new Lanai outdoor living space was created to transition to a new grand garage. New covered breezeway provides sheltered walkway between house and garage. Photo: Walter Gresham - [Oceanfront Residence Addition, Kill Devil Hills, NC](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/oceanfront-residence-addition-kill-devil-hills-nc-pj-vj~284584) - Location: Kill Devil Hills, NC - Photos: 11 - Description: Existing five bedroom oceanfront cottage in Kill Devil Hills, NC threatened by beach migration/ocean encroachment, was moved back on its site in 2006, and expanded to double its original size from 3000 to 6000 sq. ft., with the addition of four more bed-rooms on the second floor, a Bar/Billiard Room, Home Theater, Dining Room, remodeled Kitchen and Living Room, and a new barrel vaulted Entry on the first floor, and a Game Room, Exercise Room, and outdoor living area adjacent to a 20’ x 60’ in-gr… - [Waterfront Tudor Addition-Elizabeth City](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/waterfront-tudor-addition-elizabeth-city-pj-vj~354348) - Location: Elizabeth City, NC - Photos: 12 - Description: Originally constructed c.1970 for current owner’s mother, existing story-and- a- half brick and half-timber cottage (built around and above a three car garage and brick driveway/entry court) on a waterfront lot was expanded in 1999 to provide more living and entertaining space for current owner and his family. Living Room and Master Bedroom spaces were stacked and oriented with traditional coastal North Carolina two story porches to access expansive views of Pasquotank River, as well as create a… - [Woodlands Residence-Phoenix, MD](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/woodlands-residence-phoenix-md-pj-vj~285789) - Location: Phoenix, MD - Photos: 4 - Description: Sloping wooded lot in watershed area inspired blending of natural materials, contemporary spaces, and traditional farmhouse forms to create two story, three bedroom residence for Baltimore County couple. Vertical element containing stair tower serves to locate entry, and act as "periscope" to bring in natural light to center areas and north sides of house. - [Kitchen Remodel-Towson Area](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/kitchen-remodel-towson-area-pj-vj~2144491) - Location: Baltimore, MD - Photos: 9 - Description: Brick and Stone, English styled cottage in Baltimore County's Stoneleigh neigborhood (several of this house pattern can be found in this neighborhood, now a National Register Historic District ) was acquired by the current owner in 2014. Work included removal of overgrown vegetation, enclosure of former rear Breezeway /Entry area to create a small Mudroom, insertion of new first floor Powder Room (in corner of double Garage adjoining Kitchen), updating and integration of compartmented Kitchen/Br… - [NC Project Highlights](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/nc-project-highlights-pj-vj~5994868) - Location: Not specified - Photos: 12 - [MD Projects Highlights](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/md-projects-highlights-pj-vj~5994866) - Location: Not specified - Photos: 12 [See all 16 projects](https://www.houzz.com/professionals/architects-and-building-designers/jeffrey-lees-architect-pfvwus-pf~344546653) ## Frequently Asked Questions **Do you handle permitting, zoning, and regulatory approvals?** Yes, I regularly assist clients with navigating permitting, zoning, and regulatory approvals. This is especially crucial for historic properties, where compliance with guidelines from the state Historic Preservation Office or local historic district commissions is essential. My experience ensures your project meets all necessary requirements. **What types of projects do you specialize in (custom homes, remodels, additions)?** I specialize in a range of residential projects, including the design of new custom homes, thoughtful additions, and comprehensive renovations. A significant part of my expertise lies in the rehabilitation and preservation of older and historic structures, ensuring their character is respected while adapting them for modern living. **Do you design fully custom homes?** Absolutely, I design fully custom homes tailored to your unique vision and lifestyle. My approach ensures that your new residence perfectly reflects your needs, the site's characteristics, and your aesthetic preferences, creating a truly one-of-a-kind living space. **Do you specialize in specific architectural styles?** My work often involves historic preservation and rehabilitation, which means I frequently work within and respect traditional and contextual architectural styles. I also design new residences that complement their surroundings, drawing inspiration from various traditional and regional aesthetics. **Do you have experience with luxury or high-end homes?** Yes, I have extensive experience with custom residences and projects that involve a high level of detail and quality, which often aligns with luxury or high-end homes. My portfolio includes waterfront properties, stone farmhouses, and historic rehabilitations, all requiring meticulous design and execution. *FAQ content may be generated based on the Pro's Houzz profile and website.* ## Ideabooks - [Lancaster Art Studio](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/164452936/list/lancaster-art-studio) — 3 ideas - [Spanish House](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/107825103/list/spanish-house) — 6 ideas - [Kenleigh](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/88720180/list/kenleigh) — 3 ideas - [Sherwood](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/44894581/list/sherwood) — 16 ideas - [Owen Brown](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/46440713/list/owen-brown) — 4 ideas [See all 5 ideabooks](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/users/jeffreylees) ## Community Q&A **Q: what are the exterior colors and pain brand?** *(in Photo Questions)* Paint brand and color of exterior? A: Thank you for the question. I'm afraid I can't answer it however, as the Owners were the ones who selected the colors, over 15 hears ago. **Q: Chimney Vent** *(in Photo Questions)* What brand is the chimney vent? Thank you! A: Thank you for your question. It has been almost 10 years since that project was completed, but as I recall, the range hood was manufactured by Broan. I think you could find something like it today on their website. http://www.broan.com/products/series/broan-elite-rme50000-series-energy-star-certified-60e27754-67cd-4807-9046-5fdfe2935d3c **Q: Finish on wood vanity countertop to avoid water damage?** *(in Photo Questions)* Would love to know the finish (or how you treated) the wood counter of the vanity to avoid water damage. Thanks so much! A: Dear Katrina; Thank you for your question; this project was many years ago, but as I recall, a Spar Varnish (gloss) was used to finish the wood top. **Q: Bathroom floor** *(in Photo Questions)* What kind of wood on floor? A: These floors started out as nominal. 3' thick decking in an old pickle factory/mill constructed building. The owner (a builder-http://www.houzz.com/pro/bsmithcontracting/smith-contracting-nc-llc), ripped the decking down to two boards per plank, and then milled them on 4 sides to a nominal 5/4 thickness. **Q: Can I ask where the black metal railing on the deck is sourced?** *(in Photo Questions)* Love the look of the sleek black rail! A: Dera Tonja; Thank you for your inquiry. The railing was fabricated from my custom design by Holabird Metal Products in Baltimore, MD, using 1- 3/4" square aluminum tube verticals, 1-1/4" aluminum channels (horizontal) , and 4"x4" aluminum mesh panels, all powder coated (black). The cap is a milled down section of the 4x6 Doug Fir rafters used for the roof framing. The center section lifts out for carrying furniture up and down from the Porch. Hope this is helpful. **Q: Could you tell me the name/manufacturer of brick and mortar color?** *(in Photo Questions)* A: Dear James; Thank you for your inquiry. This brick is a recycled/reclaimed brick that was salvaged from the demolition of a pickle warehouse in Norfolk, VA. The mortar was a standard gray, Type S masonry cement as supplied by Elizabeth City Brick. I hope this is helpful for you. --- *Source: Houzz professional profile. Reflects the profile as of 2026-09-13.*