Oak began with a relatively simple set of preliminary drawings and evolved into a highly detailed renovation and addition shaped through decisions made throughout construction. Rather than locking every detail before work began, the project developed as the spaces took shape. That gave the homeowners room to respond to scale, proportion, and how each room…

What began as a plan to combine two bedrooms into a primary suite and renovate the kitchen ultimately became a complete transformation of this Harwich Port home. The existing one-story ranch had an unusual, almost boomerang-shaped footprint, with wings of different lengths. Adding a second floor meant solving for more than additional space. The new…

Beach began with a relatively focused plan: expand the garage, add a new primary suite above it, introduce front dormers, and create a farmer’s porch. As construction planning progressed, the project grew into a complete renovation. The house was fully gutted, expanded at the rear, and rebuilt throughout, with a new pool and hardscape completing…

Salt was a full teardown and rebuild that transformed the entire property, not just the house itself. North Eastern Trade Services oversaw the project from the ground up, including permitting, architectural coordination, exterior detailing, interior design decisions, the pool, and surrounding hardscape. The result is a home that feels complete from every angle, with outdoor…

Breakwater is a waterfront reconstruction that nearly doubled the size of the original home while preserving the character that made the property worth saving in the first place. Because of the home’s proximity to the road, existing setback conditions, and location within a flood zone, the original structure could not simply be replaced all at…

A coastal project in progress. These aerial views capture the property in its original state and its close relationship to the water. As construction moves forward, this project will be revisited with new photography and updates showing how the home evolves. More to come.