Family heritage abounds in this design for a farmhouse in western North Dakota.
The house, beginning with the original family homestead house, has been added to and remodeled multiple times over the last 80 years. The original small homestead house (approximately 12’ x 16’) is now hard to discern, but it’s spirit is very evident.
A third generation family member, in turn, is modernizing and enlarging the family home for the next generation.
The Sharp Residence is a charming old house of the edge of Northwestern campus. Built in the early 1900’s this Queen Ann styled house provided some unique challenges. The owners wished to open up the rear of the house and combine three separate room into a more unified space. Our solution moved the kitchen and created a centered the room around a new large piece of casework .
