New mudroom, exterior entry and floor to ceiling windows at the kitchen. Photo: Jane Messinger
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Kitchen - modern kitchen idea in Boston

Photo: Corynne Pless Photography © 2014 Houzz
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New custom kitchen with high-gloss cabinets, custom plywood enclosures, concrete island counter top.
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Photo: Jeff Jones Photography © 2013 Houzz

Custom bookshelf in kitchen. Photo: Jane Messinger
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Open shelves in kitchen and eating area beyond the staircase.
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New Master Bath with white walls and light hardwood. Looks out onto a dressing hall. Photo: Jane Messinger
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Photo: Alexandra Crafton © 2017 Houzz
Eclectic kitchen photo in Seattle

Photo: Jeff Jones © 2013 Houzz

Open shelves in kitchen made from furniture grade plywood and raw steel.
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Small minimalist screened-in back porch idea in Raleigh with a roof extension

Open shelves in kitchen allows views from hallway to the eating area and garden.
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Slim-framed étagères provide ample storage for the professor’s extensive library and art collection, and create a striking backdrop against the existing dark blue wall. No longer confined to the end of the dining table, our client can now breathe fully in an office all her own.

This project was a delight to work on because not only did I get to design a completely new bathroom for this client, I also got to work with his daughter who was a co-decision maker. We started with an outdated bathroom from 1972. Although we were to stay within the original floor plan, CSG created a more open space. The room has a skylight, so that helped. We upgraded this main bathroom for the retired professor who was so pleased ! The new aesthetic brought forth a cheery and uplifting experience in the most routine things we do daily, use our bathrooms. His daughter repeatedly said "Dad is so happy", so for CSG, we couldn't ask for anything more!This project was a delight to work on because not only did I get to design a completely new bathroom for this client, I also got to work with his daughter who was a co-decision maker. We started with an outdated bathroom from 1972. Although we were to stay within the original floor plan, CSG created a more open space. The room has a skylight, so that helped. We upgraded this main bathroom for the retired professor who was so pleased ! The new aesthetic brought forth a cheery and uplifting experience in the most routine things we do daily, use our bathrooms. His daughter repeatedly said "Dad is so happy", so for CSG, we couldn't ask for anything more!

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" Massimo Scolari (1943). Graduate in architecture in Milan in 1969.In 1973 he started teaching History of Architecture in Palermo and History and Technique of Drawing at the Istituto Universitario di Architettura di Venezia (IUAV). He became Associate Professor in 1983 and a Full Professor in 1986.His studies on representation were published by Marsilio in Il disegno obliquo (2005).Between 1975 and 1993 he was Visiting Professor in various universities among which: Cornell University, Cooper Union N.Y., Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies N.Y., Technische Universität Vienna, Harvard University, Cambridge. From 2006 is Davenport Visiting Professor at the Yale School of Architecture."

" Massimo Scolari (1943). Graduate in architecture in Milan in 1969.In 1973 he started teaching History of Architecture in Palermo and History and Technique of Drawing at the Istituto Universitario di Architettura di Venezia (IUAV). He became Associate Professor in 1983 and a Full Professor in 1986.His studies on representation were published by Marsilio in Il disegno obliquo (2005).Between 1975 and 1993 he was Visiting Professor in various universities among which: Cornell University, Cooper Union N.Y., Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies N.Y., Technische Universität Vienna, Harvard University, Cambridge. From 2006 is Davenport Visiting Professor at the Yale School of Architecture."