This historic Salem Country Club in Peabody, Massachusetts, has undergone several additions and alterations over the course of its 100 plus years of existence.  Recently the members felt that the club had grown too formal and it was not comfortable or up-to-date for younger club members.  Bottom line is the club needed to loosen up a little! The Club’s board... [Read more...]

Amsterdam based artist Ingrid Siliakis has taking the art of paper cutting to the extreme with her amazing paper architecture. These three dimensional pieces are reminiscent of pop-up books and in fact many of them can actually fold down flat.   Ingrid creates her works of art from a single piece of paper. She says that she works on 20 to 30 prototypes... [Read more...]

Interested in learning about your historic home? The Newburyport Preservation Trust and staff from Historic New England are conducting a one day course entitled: The Mystery of History: Researching and Documenting Your Old House. Attendees will learn how to do deed research; measure, draw, and photograph historic buildings; do architectural investigation;... [Read more...]

Jetson Green is a website targeted to sustainable building and technology. It's a great source for keeping up with the latest green building news and technologies. They recently choose their twenty favorite green building innovations of 2011 and we thought we share some of our favorites.   The ubiquitous wooden pallet takes on a new life as flooring.... [Read more...]

Nestled along the shores of Lake Winnepesaukee this classic home in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire is the quintessential lakeside cottage.  The design is inspired by classic lakeside cottage architectural details while boasting every modern amenity. The result is a home that fits in perfectly with its surroundings while meeting the needs of today's casual lifestyle.     A... [Read more...]

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