RBF Colab Architecture and Design

Breaking eggs, making omlettes. Been awhile since I've posted, so here's a fun project with a great story. After purchasing a 6,000 acre tract of land from the Holland Land Co in the late 1700s, the owners finally arrived on site in the mid-1800s and built this cute little national style house. It's been subjected to a number of insensitive additions over the years (buh-bye!). Now it's time to celebrate the original house and add a complimentary addition.

Breaking eggs, making omlettes. Been awhile since I've posted, so here's a fun project with a great story. After purchasing a 6,000 acre tract of land from the Holland Land Co in the late 1700s, the owners finally arrived on site in the mid-1800s and built this cute little national style house. It's been subjected to a number of insensitive additions over the years (buh-bye!). Now it's time to celebrate the original house and add a complimentary addition.

Flashback Friday - was doing some research on Greek Revival details and the images that pop up are often of this project from some years back. I just learned today that this article - written years ago - included the project. In fact, 3 of the 8 photos in the article are from this house. So fun to see these little surprises. Rest assured, though, this project only looks this good because of the Owners' incredible taste! Photos: David Pokrivńàk

A Nod to Greek Revival-Style Architecture (1825–1860) - Fine Homebuilding Even if you aren’t well-aquatinted with the Greek Revival style of architecture, chances are you have seen your share of temple-esque façades on churches, banks, town halls, and houses. Read this Houses by Design article to learn about a nod to Greek revival-style architecture.