Early American Home
Essentially a ruin before the remodel, Donald Lococo Architects updated this historic stone farmhouse in Middleburg, Virginia. The clarifying historic farmhouse renovation removed the 1950s and bay windows from the main facade. Two wings, a sympathetically fitting stairway and third floor were adapted for modern living into the American home architecture farmhouse design. Masons were tasked to mimic historic American house architecture farmer-constructed stonework for the farm style house plans. The American home design simplifies the first-floor rustic farmhouse plans and leaves space for future expansion in the modern farmhouse house plans. The stone house design renovation received two awards from the American Institute of Architecture.
Features
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- Seamless Addition to 19-Century Home
- Wood stair rail from Tree on Property
- Tongue & Groove Ceiling
- Salvages Original Floors
- Log Structural Ceiling
Contributors
Contractor: Jay Hafner
Structural Engineer: Cates Engineering
Architecture/Interior Architecture: Donald Lococo Architects
Interior Designer: Rosemary Howe Interiors
Photographers: Max MacKenzie
Awards
AIA Northern Virginia 2006
Builders Choice 2006
Vetter Inspired Project Award 2006
Aurora Award 2007
Press
Middleburg Life, May 2017
Home and Design Magazine, May 2010
Washington Post (Cover), Dec 2007
Period Homes Magazine, Nov 2007
Home and Design Magazine, Nov 2006
Builder Magazine, Oct 2006
Home and Design Magazine, Sept 2006