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Cape Cod Architects – Opportunities and Familiar Challenges
The Cape & Islands have a lot to offer, from the rolling dunes of Squibnocket to the endless coastline of Chatham, so it’s no wonder they’re a worldwide destination at various times of the year! The region’s landscape and topography present unique opportunities for design while also introducing challenges that architects must navigate carefully. In this piece, we explore how...
All Things Modern
On May 16th, David Boronkay participated in a panel discussion hosted by Boston Design Guide at the beautiful Lazzoni Showroom in Newton on All Things Modern. The lively discussion focused on defining modern design and how to incorporate elements of it into your home. Panelists joining David included Alan Mayer of Mayer & Associates Architecture + Interior Design; Pierre Matta...
The Bostonian Mid-Century Modern Ranch – A Sought After Gem
An unsung architectural gem in the greater Boston area has been quietly gaining attention and an enthusiastic following: the mid-century modern ranch. With its clean lines, open spaces, flowing floor plans, integration with nature, and a distinctively retro-American charm, the mid-century modern ranch has found a devoted following among homeowners in the Greater Boston area. But what makes these homes...
Tudor Homes Inspire English Charm In Greater Boston
Regardless of whether you are familiar with the design style, Tudor homes have likely made a visual impression on you at some point. With their distinctive decorative brown timbers, steeply pitched roofs, and charming casement windows, Tudor-style homes have an unmistakable presence that exudes old-world charm. Inspired by medieval English manors and cottages, this architectural style became popular in the...
A Tale of Two Homes
On March 27th, David Boronkay presented “A Tale of Two Homes” via Zoom to the BSA. The presentation highlighted the exploration into the process of designing for the luxury market, taking a close look at comparably sized projects with similar budgets, and vastly different goals. The two projects he explored were the Residence on Bellevue, an award-winning historic home that...
Three of our Favorite Historic Home Renovation Projects
Renovating historic homes, as cliche as it may sound, is both an art and a science. It involves finding ways to balance modern functionality and convenience with timeless charm. In this piece, we highlight three projects showcasing Slocum Hall Design Group’s expertise in historical home renovation design. Each project reflects a reverence for the past while embracing the needs of...
Residential Architects in Boston – What’s Changed and What’s Remained the Same?
When sifting through Boston’s architectural tapestry, one cannot help but marvel at the abundance of beautiful residential structures spanning different ages and styles. From the stately elegance of Victorian homes to the sleekness of modern coastal architecture, Boston boasts a rich array of design influences that reflect its dynamic history and multicultural fabric. Over the years, certain styles have risen...
The Campanelli Ranch – A New England Gem
The story of Campanelli Ranch homes traces back to post-World War II America, when a severe housing shortage gripped the nation. In response to this pressing need for housing, four visionary brothers from Brockton, the sons of Italian immigrants, embarked on a journey to design a single-floor home that could be built fast and cost-effectively and provide much-needed housing for...
Follow the Build: New Construction Home
Welcome to our latest project! We are thrilled to bring you along as we follow the build of this new construction. Video 1 David walks us through the U-shaped layout that encompasses all of our client’s wants and needs for their forever home. Currently, framing is wrapping up, windows are installed, ice and water shield is going on the exterior, and the roof is...
