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Breeze Knoll Remodel Westfield,
NJ
The clients had reservations about buying this house because of
its '80s asymmetrical contemporary style and beige colors, but when Curtiss
showed them sketches of what could be done, the clients put their trust in
their architect and purchased the house. Inspired by the stately homes of the
client's hometown, Clayton, Missouri, Curtiss Byrne's design, dramatically
changed the appearance of this house into classical Adams Style by adding a
portico, gable, dormers, dentils, new windows and exquisite interior moldings.
Even the existing brick veneer was removed and replaced with an oversized red
brick. Details such as "spider web" munt bars on the arched window, real hinges
on the dormers, and copper ice breaks on the roof complete the
transformation. Consulting Structural Engineer: McGinnis and
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Kitchen and Breakfast Room Addition Des Peres,
MO
A large steel beam, partially recessed into the ceiling,
supports the second floor and opens up the view from the remodeled kitchen into
the new breakfast room addition. This project also included an expanded laundry
room addition. General Contractor: Matthew Alexander, S&S Homes Structural
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Master Suite Addition Chesterfield, MO
This 985
sq. ft. master suite addition expanded an existing bedroom and added a new
luxury bathroom, walk-in-closets, an additional bedroom and a lower level
work-out room. Adding a large addition onto an existing linear residence
presented a design challenge. The solution included breaking up the horizontal
roof line with a new vertical element which took the form of a turret. A second
turret was added to the back of the house. Structural Engineer: Broughton
Engineering General Contractor: Hess Construction |
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Finished Lower Level Chesterfield, MO
As with all
lower level finishes, incorporating existing structural elements into a new
design presents a challenge. Decorative columns with inlaid tile define the
corners of the bar while also concealing the basement structural supports in
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Facade Remodel Clarkson Valley, MO
Located in the Forest Hills Country Club subdivision, the owners of
this residence wanted to update the look of their 1960s ranch. Curtiss W. Byrne
Architect 's design included a new front porch, new false dormers and stone
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Total Transformation Kirkwood,
MO
Faced with the choice of moving, tearing down their 950 sq. ft.
house, or adding to it, the homeowners, who did much of the work themselves,
chose to keep their residence and live in it during the construction of this
2,129 sq. ft. addition. The project included a remodeled kitchen, a family
room, a breakfast room and a three bedroom/two bathroom second floor
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Second Floor Addition Oakland, MO
This1,042 sq.
ft. second floor addition features a vaulted master suite and an additional
bedroom. Curtiss W. Byrne Architect's design for the addition successfully
blends in with the existing neighborhood of one and one-and-a-half story
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Finished Lower Level St. Louis County, MO
Complete with a kitchen and a home theatre, this lower level was
transformed into a venue for entertaining and recreating. A large steel beam
with a thirty foot span eliminates the need for intermediate columns and allows
for an unobstructed view of the screen from almost every point in the lower
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Screen Porch and Deck Wood River, Illinois
Whether it's eating breakfast or relaxing on a breezy summer afternoon,
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