Historic Addition and Renovation
Kitchens, baths, systems and layouts updated in period homes, with original windows, trim, plaster and masonry repaired or carefully replicated.
What we do
We take on a limited number of projects each year in Downtown Phoenix and the Central corridor. Every project has one team from the first walk-through to the final punch list.
Mid-century modern
Restoration and sensitive updates to post-war homes: clerestories, post-and-beam structure, slump block and the indoor-outdoor connection.
Additions & casitas
Second stories, rear additions and guest houses that read as part of the original house.
New custom homes
New residences on infill lots, designed to fit the street and neighborhood around them.
Design & permitting
We design in-house or work with select architects to handle drawings, selections, City of Phoenix permits and historic preservation review.
144 West Palm Lane
The one that started it all. In 1994 This home was our first major project in Phoenix. Originally started in 1915, the house sat vacant for several years. In 1920 the Switzer family purchased and completed the home. Del Webb was hired to move the original fireplace to the West end of the living room while he was still playing baseball locally. An apartment was added at the rear during WWII and the home sat vacant for a period in the early 1990's again.