Historic home preservation is a specialty of ours. We excel in preserving the historic integrity of the home, while incorporating modern elements and accommodating a twenty-first century lifestyle. Just because your home has a historic feel doesn’t mean it has to drain your bank account from energy costs. Follow these 10 tips for a “greener” home. 1.... [Read more...]

“A Fruitful Collaboration” appearing in the March/April issue of New England Home, tells the story of a couple building their dream home. However, they weren’t entirely sure what kind of home they wanted until they met Bill Soupcoff, a principal with the Portsmouth firm, TMS Architects, who worked with the couple to understand their likes and dislikes.... [Read more...]

Architalx, established in 1987 for the purpose of providing educational programs in the field of architecture and design, offers a diverse group of speakers for their upcoming 2010 lecture series. The mission of Architalx, a non-profit volunteer organization, is is to broaden the awareness and understanding of architecture and design and stimulate dialogue within... [Read more...]

Preservation of historical buildings and sites involve maintaining the integrity of the place through protection and restoration using both old and new materials. The preservation of historical buildings may involve several stages which may or may not include rehabilitation, restoration and reinforcement. The world could be moving faster than ever but there... [Read more...]

There are a number of reasons you would want to have landscape lighting- security, safety and even to highlight the aesthetics of your landscape.  But we all know that lights not only consume electricity, there are certain types of light that have too much glare and cause light pollution.  If you want to live a truly sustainable lifestyle, you need to... [Read more...]

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