“It’s now more of a hybrid and pure retail concept — we thought it seemed like the right time, space, and partners for this,” she says. “The area is developing so fast. It’s pretty exciting and doesn’t feel real yet.”
Death & Co’s Director of Food and Beverage Tyson Buhler is behind the opening cocktail menu, which will be completely different from the ones found at the cocktail bar’s locations in New York, Denver, and Los Angeles.
On a narrow irregularly shaped lot fronting Spa Creek in Annapolis, Maryland this house slips between its neighbors and emerges buoyantly as it lilts towards the creek's edge.
Home & Design shares GriD architects’ Rocky Knob Sauna in their 2022 Idea Book. This small wonder combines the traditions of sauna building with those of outbuildings in the area, it reflects the spirit of place and possibility.
In a before/after showcase, GriD architects transforms 107 Forbes along Rowe Boulevard. Using a very innovative "dutch lap" or "fish scale" design, Swisspearl's metallic color series, REFLEX, makes this retrofit application a most unique installation.
Archello shares GriD architects’ commercial renovation located in Annapolis, MD. This newly renovated building elevates West Annapolis’ existing design paradigm by implanting a modern canon that bridges the residential and commercial scales of the neighborhood.
If you can’t find a home you like, you should consider building a new home. Redfin Real Estate shares comments by GriD architects and other design professionals in the Washington DC area on the process of custom home design and construction.
ArchDaily shares GriD architect’s modern off-the-grid sauna located in West Virginia on a remote mountain farm. This project is a research driven design build project; blending students, professionals, and craftsmen, exploring time-tested construction techniques as well as new methodologies.
Annapolis Home is pleased to announce the 2020 Annapolis Home Builder and Fine Design Award winners. Spa Creek House by GriD architects was recognized for excellence in in Waterfront Architecture, Custom Building, and a Fewer Than 3,500 sq. ft. home.
For 39 years, Washingtonian has joined with the DC chapter of the American Institute of Architects to recognize outstanding new work from the area’s best residential architects. On a farm in the West Virginia mountains that also includes a cabin and barn, this rustic-modern sauna was constructed of concrete, steel, and wood.
The project began with looking at the context. We were designing a building that we knew would be abstractly, formally different from the rest of the houses you see along the water’s edge. We ensured that the color, texture, and scale of it was reflective of what you see around Annapolis harbor. For the owners, it needed to be exquisitely modern and minimalistic in nature. It needed to be unique and eclectic. It needed to be efficient. The quality of the home needed to be exceptional.
As the weather gets even colder, we can't help but think about curling back up in bed. Take a look at these exceptional residences from the Dwell community with bedrooms we wouldn't mind coming home to.
Through a complete redesign, the project team added 9,000 square feet to an existing 13,000-square-foot building, transforming it into Class A property, and improving the West Annapolis neighborhood.
