Belgian Modern Renovation
Renovated for a family with young children and pets in suburban Washington, D.C., This home was originally on of 10 builder homes constructed in the 1960’s. The original French baroque embellishments are edited away, and the home is reimagined in the style Belgian modern. On the exterior, the Builder brick is covered with a slurry that allows the brick texture to ghost through adding scale. The main footprint remains but almost every room is reimagined, and many rooms are reframed to a different dimension and locations. The yellow sculpture called “Dog Eater” was designed and fabricated by this ArchitectFeatures
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- Timber Ceilings
- Terraced Tree arrangements
- Metal Windows and Doors
- Plaster Ceiling details
Contributors
Contractor: Horizon Builders
Structural Engineer: 1200 Architectural Engineers.
Architecture/Interior Architecture: Donald Lococo Architects
Interior Designer: Darryl Carter
Landscape Architect: Horn & Co Landscape Architecture
Photographers: William Waldron & Anice Hoachlander
Awards
Qualified Remodeler Master Design Award 2025 Whole House
Home and Design Excellence Award 2025
Annapolis Home Magazine Builder and Fine Design Award 2024.
Press
Qualified Remodeler Magazine, Sept 2025
Home and Design Idea Book, Oct 2025
Annapolis Home Magazine , Jan 2025
Milieu Magazine, Sept 2023
Home and Design Magazine, Apr 2024