Nantucket

Architect: Whitney Schrauth
Sustainable Architecture & Consulting

Total Sq. Ft.: 2304  Bedrooms: 3  Baths: 3.5

Named for the island on which this home was originally built, charming shingle sided Nantucket is an update on the original style. The straight forward lines, and basic shapes of this home make it both comfortable to live in and economical to build.

Family Tradition

Architect: Dale Mulfinger
SALA Architects Inc.

Total Sq. Ft.: 2650  Bedrooms: 4  Baths: 3.0

Unlike many homes which face their "long side" toward the street, this home presents a compact facade, making it ideal for a narrow lot . The focus of the living areas is toward the back, an advantage in the city or suburbs where privacy from the street is desired. The house was originally built on the shore of a lake, where the rear-oriented living spaces and master suite took advantage of the lake views.

Wild Rice

Architect: Dale Mulfinger
SALA Architects Inc.

Total Sq. Ft.: 1754  Bedrooms: 3  Baths: 2.0

A quintessential healthy home with a separate garage connected to the house by a breezeway.

Little Red House

Architect: Robert Gerloff
SALA Architects

Total Sq. Ft.: 2028  Bedrooms: 3  Baths: 2.0

This split-level design allows two walk-out bedrooms on the lower level and a master bedroom situated at tree-house level. Although less than 2000 square feet, sloping ceilings and an open floor plan create a spacious interior. Carefully placed windows on all walls allow a continuous stream of light throughout the day.

Shaping the Seasons

Architect: Linda Moody
Linda Moody Architects & Associates, Inc

Total Sq. Ft.: 2226  Bedrooms: 2  Baths: 2.0

An eco-friendly version of the New England saltbox. Wood clapboards, double hung windows, and gables to maximize second floor space are contextual features of this uniquely New England design.