This house was designed as a retirement home for the owners with all the main living spaces on the first floor, including a master bedroom suite. Guests enter via the trellised front entrance. Bedrooms for guests are located on the upper and lower levels.

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Heritage Hill is a condominium community for seniors, originally sponsored by the local Congregational Church. It consists of attached duplex units with one or two bedrooms in carefully landscaped rural surroundings.

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An unusual residence for a unique client. Built on a wooded hillside with lovely views to the east, this building is a cube with multiple interconnected levels.

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N·B·F was selected to be the architects for a new dormitory at Spring Lake Ranch for one of the country's oldest half-way houses for people with emotional disorders. N·B·F had previously designed four other projects at the Ranch. The Godley House was carefully sited to fit into a wooded hillside and broken down internally into a "big house" (12 bedrooms) and a "little house" (5 bedrooms) with a staff apartment separating the two. Each "house" has its own living room, kitchenette, and laundry room.

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This single family residence is perched directly on a rock ledge overlooking a breathtaking view of the valley below. The view is unobstructed for miles. In fact, airplanes coming into the Rutland Airport fly beneath the line of sight from the south facing deck.

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The old camp was a sentimental favorite, but beyond repair.

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Although the final house was going to be a small ranch with a large two story addition, the owners did not want a two-box appearance. The goal was to design the house in such a way that the addition and the existing house are part of one successful composition.

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