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Principles for Architectural Design on Cape Cod
Independent from styles, some buildings make a positive contribution to our “built” environment, and some detract from it. <more>
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Making your home remodel “greener”
Simply put, “green” home design seeks to apply ecologically sound principles to the practice of architecture. <more>
 History Lesson
GREEK REVIVAL: Authentic American Style
The interest in classical architectural elements that germinated during the Federal period developed well into the 1800s.
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The staff at Architectural Design Incorporated answers the question, What is Cape Cod style?
The notion that Cape Cod style is staid and tradition-bound is a misconception. <more>
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Federal: New nation, new style
In the decades following the Revolutionary War, America sought its own architectural style—a post-Colonial style. <more>
 Architecture Trends
Architects tap into growing remodeling market
The remodeling market remains strong, despite signs of a slowdown in the market for residential architecture, according to information provided by the American Institute of Architects. <more>
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Joseph W. Dick answers the question, What is Cape Cod style? Cape Cod style is epitomized by the “Shingle Style,” which was first developed in residential and resort architecture from 1872 to 1899 and revived more recently starting in the early 1980s. <more>
History Lesson
Georgian - Emerging Affluence: As the colonies prospered, residents developed a propensity for higher standards of comfort and style. <more>
Federal guidelines for restoring historical structures
Drive along Route 6A and you will see many properties that
are listed in the National Register of Historic Places. <more>
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Architect Reed Morrison
answers the question, "What
is Cape Cod style?" Cape Cod style is a respectful
mixture of the physical elements - ocean, beaches, wetlands,
meadows, ponds - with tradition and a sense of history.<more>
History
Lessonearn about this architectur
The Saltbox: Salt was a valuable commodity in Colonial America.
To prevent it from caking, colonists kept salt in a wooden
box with a slanted, hinged lid and hung it by the fireplace. <more>
Twenty Questions to Ask Your Architect
If you are considering hiring an architect, you are likely planning a major renovation project. <more>
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Architect Sara Jane Porter responds to the question:
What is Cape Cod style? <more>
History
Lessonearn about this architectur
The Cape Cod house: an enduring and endearing style: The Cape Cod house is a small, one-story building with a central chimney. The steep roof allows the attic to be used as living space. <more>
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