description: The original house was built in 1890 and the front was engulfed by a concrete block addition in the 1950ís. We kept the odd addition and opened it up with windows and doors to create a modern Italianate-inspired home to blend with the architecture of the street.

description: For the renovation we removed the load bearing walls between the original house and the concrete block addition and created a large open living space. The coffered ceiling adds drama and conceals the structural steel.

description: We created large floor-to-ceiling windows on two walls of the new living room. They take advantage of the houseís location on a corner lot to bring in light and views.

description: The breakfast area is open to the kitchen for a more modern feeling. Built-in bookshelves on one wall add color and texture to the room and take advantage of the 11-foot ceiling height.

description: The kitchen has gloss-white metal cabinets with stainless steel accents to create a modern composition. It provides a dramatic contrast to the built-ins in the dining area.

description: We raised the height of the parapet on the old addition to create a distinctive cornice that gives the house its curb appeal. It also allowed us to create a private roof terrace that is hidden from the street.

Modern Redux Short North, Columbus, Ohio residential renovation 2010 Chrysalis Award - National Winner for Whole House Remodel 3000 sq ft view original condition description: The original house was built in 1890 and the front was engulfed by a concrete block addition in the 1950ís. We kept the odd addition and opened it up with windows and doors to create a modern Italianate-inspired home to blend with the architecture of the street.
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