INSIDE OUT Modern Home on the Magothy BY DYLAN ROCHE | PHOTOGRAPHY BY DAVID BURROUGHS When Chip Bohl and his team at Bohl Architects began work on a waterfront residential project in Arnold, they found themselves
Architect and Son Create a Modern Farmhouse BY ELIZABETH HEUBECK | PHOTOGRAPHY BY DAVID BURROUGHS Imagine combining the vision of a seasoned architect, a loving relationship between mother and son, and their shared appreciation of the
An Architect and Builder Team Achieve an Exemplary Historic Restoration on King George in Annapolis BY ROBERT E. HAYWOOD | PHOTOGRAPHY BY ANICE HOACHLANDER Architecture is one way we experience time, as when we encounter a building
Each November, we present this sponsored section, where we invite highly accomplished architects of the Chesapeake Region to feature a home they have designed and a profile about their work and firm. Our purpose is to benefit those homeowners
8 Insider Tips on How to Hire an Architect and Assemble the Best Team to Build Your Custom Home By Robert E. Haywood Jonathan Rivera Architecture Over many years, hundreds of architects, builders, and designers—and most importantly,
ART | ARCHITECTURE | DÉCOR By Kymberly Taylor “In Europe, there are no barriers between architecture and interior design.” – Mary Douglas Drysdale While gazing upon the formal living room of this 1920s home in Bethesda
By Elizabeth Heubeck | Photography by Steve Buchanan Tucked away at the end of a long private driveway in Annapolis, a sprawling home on the Severn has long drawn oohs and aahs, particularly for its grand exterior. The house
How a Renovation Brought an Annapolis Hotel into the 21st Century While Maintaining its 19th Century Charm BY DYLAN ROCHE EXTERIOR & INTERIOR AFTER PHOTOGRAPHY BY LAURA METZLER “New York boutique brought to the Chesapeake Bay.” That’s how Arlene
Design Collective DC Offers a Network for BIPOC Designers By Dylan Roche At first, the group that would grow to eventually become the Design Collective DC was just a casual gathering. But the designers involved—Iantha Carley, Shawna Underwood,
By Kymberly Taylor Perennial gardens have their own timing and visual tempo, with some flowers fading just as others come into bloom. Inevitably, there are bare and brown moments, necessary “pauses” in the earth’s score. Many gardeners fill these