From the Studio

Our design for the Narrows centered around a multi-level design that seamlessly integrates the field with the house.

At Spurwink Retreat, we knew that it would be especially difficult to describe the design of the home and the character of its incredible site with only photos. It deserved more.

Two projects of ours are featured in Maine Home + Design: The Architecture Issue - December 2015.

Design New England and writer Edgar Allen Beem highlight our Dash Landing Farmhouse.

A bird's eye view of site-specific design.

We recently received final images of Dash Landing Farmhouse from photographer Rob Karosis. This new home, designed for recent empty nesters, overlooks a beautiful field in Freeport, Maine. Please take a look!

18-ton native Maine boulders get a lift from Northeast Crane Service.

June construction at Spurwink Retreat includes 25-foot tall pitch pines, car size boulders, an 11-foot tall lift, and slide doors.

Come see how Dash Landing's geothermal system is performing and its operating costs.

Take a look at a few pictures from our site visit to Spurwink Retreat last week.

Spurwink Retreat's main living space is beginning to take shape. Please take a look at a few pictures from our recent visit to the jobsite. The space's exposed structural framing and wood board ceiling are looking very good.

Take a look at a few photos from photographer Rob Karosis's shoot of Falmouth Foreside Cottage, earlier this fall.

As Rousseau Builders near completion on the construction of Dash Landing Home. It's fun to look back at a few early design sketches and thoughts.

Take a look at a few pictures from our recent site visit to Spurwink Retreat in Scarborough Maine.