Design: Judy Sabourin, Photo: Gordon King

Léo Barrilari

An important design element in the refurbishment of this 1880s three-story terrace was the preservation of the original interior detailing. The original features form a textured background that contrasts the clean lines of the contemporary joinery and dark-stained timber floors. The reworking of the period staircase was also central to the design. The original timber balustrade and panelled wall, which encased the staircase down to the lower level blocking out natural light, were replaced with vertical panels of frameless glass, the worn steps were retained. A new skylight sits above the stairwell forming a central light well, introducing daylight deep into the narrow property.

Alex Maguire

Open Door Photography

Hanson Construction, Builder Kitchen Casework: Bill Curran Bath Casework: Sustain Design Photos by Tom Crane

Ted Knude Photography

Timmerman Photography, Inc.

Master En Suite Nick Smith Photography

Awards: 2013 Honor Award from Society of American Registered Architects (SARA) Pennsylvania Chapter, and 2013 Merit Award from the American Institute of Architects (AIA) New Jersey Chapter Architect: Ed Barnhart Photo: Paul S. Bartholomew

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