Phoenix Architects

A series of concept renderings exploring strategies for a 1990s Tudor renovation, from preserving and refining existing façade elements to introducing a more contemporary palette. The goal throughout is a timeless exterior that honors the original character without feeling dated. How did we do?

A series of custom arched shelves designed to revolve around a centralized fireplace. What was once intended to service a home office has evolved into a multi-functional space for both work and relaxation.

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We are excited to share these hand sketched and water colored renderings of this new potential 70 unit development underway in a local North Shore City. The intent was to create a timeless historic presence which compliments the towns surrounding New England historic charm.

Nestled along one of Cape Cod’s largest freshwater shorelines, this lakeside coastal residence represents a refined, modern interpretation of traditional shingle-style architecture. The timeless charm of this style is evident in the asymmetrical massing, classic rooflines, and traditional material palette that carries across a varied façade that complements the natural landscape.

Distinguished by its transitional design elements, the home incorporates expansive fenestration and minimalist detailing to maximize natural light and showcase unobstructed waterfront views.

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Approved! Our local second level addition-renovation project has officially made it through the Zoning Board of Appeals. Swipe to see the concept rendering for this 1950s ranch. We are looking forward to seeing the start of construction!

We love clients that appreciate the appearance of a rear elevation. This 1940s colonial contained decrepit add ons that created several elongated rooflines that did not complement the main structure. By rebuilding and infilling in this area, the opportunity arose to tie all of these components together into one seamless facade. Swipe to see the before and after transformation. How did we do?

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Before & After transformation of a 1950s raised ranch, adding another floor while trying to minimize the scale vertically on the exterior. How did we do?

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Perfect day for a site visit over at the Abbot-Baker property. We are happy to share our new construction barn that replaced an old 1940's barn located on the site. The intention was to maintain the barn's original footprint and farmhouse aesthetic while creating every day features and functionality. What went from a horse stall barn and farm equipment storage was converted into a large car collection space, office, workout room, greenhouse, roof deck and other social hosting amenities. Finished photos to come in the near future as good weather makes it way!

We are excited to share our recently approved mixed use building at the corner of Albion and Lake St in Wakefield. This building will replace the former Lake Street Laundromat and will consist of one storefront retail space and ten 1 and 2 bedroom units. The choice of materials and the style of the building were designed to relate to its surrounding context and give a feeling like the new building has always been there.

We are excited to announce that our proposal for the Cafe Molese Building in Wakefield has finally been approved! The building will consist of off-street parking for residence and retail space on the ground floor, along with 16 residential units up above. The units will be a mix of studio, one, and two bedroom layouts. We look forward to working with the rest of our team to begin construction in the coming months!
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