SERVING THE PHILADELPHIA AREA FOR OVER 35 YEARS Gaskill Street With a child on the way, the owners of this Society Hill Trinity that was built in 1793 needed more space. With the help of Rasmussen/Su Architects and in coordination with the Philadelphia Historic Commission, they blended a new four-story addition with the historic original building. The interior of the original 795 square foot structure was demolished, while retaining the three original fire places and front facade. The entire side of the building was then removed to allow for a new, continuous floor plan between the old and the new sections. The new home, with more than twice the square footage of the original, now includes a new kitchen and dining area, as well as a new living room, family room, bathroom and bedroom, full master suite and fourth floor study with a deck. A floating metal and oak winding stair helps to maintain an open feel throughout. Photography by Barry Halkin Architect: Rasmussen-Su, Rasmussen-Su Architects PORTFOLIO Delancey Place I / Delancey Place II / Rittenhouse Square I / Rittenhouse Square II / Bryn Mawr Residence / Chancellor Street / Gaskill Street / Mt Airy Residence / Metropolitan Cafe / Panama Street CONTACT US

SERVING THE PHILADELPHIA AREA FOR OVER 35 YEARS Mt Airy Residence Architect Jackie Gusic (inHabitat, LLC) created a wonderful open floor plan for this traditional Mt. Airy twin that required the removal off all interior walls on the first floor and the installation of structural beams. Upon entering through the newly constructed mudroom/vestibule (with a custom built seat bench with a cherry top) one is instantly surprised by the nontraditional openness of the entire first floor. The gourmet kitchen with custom cabinetry, stone tops, stainless steel appliances and glass tile blends seamlessly with the newly configured living room, dining room and family room. For good measure, the master bedroom was remodeled to include a walk-in closet and custom cabinetry. Photography by Sam Oberter Architect: Jackie Gusic, InHabit Architecture PORTFOLIO Delancey Place I / Delancey Place II / Rittenhouse Square I / Rittenhouse Square II / Bryn Mawr Residence / Chancellor Street / Gaskill Street / Mt Airy Residence / Metropolitan Cafe / Panama Street CONTACT US

SERVING THE PHILADELPHIA AREA FOR OVER 35 YEARS 1 Do I really need a General Contractor for my home remodeling/renovation project? 2 How do I choose a General Contractor? 3 Do I need an architect? 4 How do I select a General Contractor? 5 What is a “qualified” Contractor? 6 What are the pros and cons of “Competitive Bids” and “Negotiated Contracts?” 7 Will MLC participate in a Competitive Bid process? 8 What are “Change Orders?” 9 What should I expect from the General Contractor once construction begins? 10 Should I hire the cheapest Contractor? CONTACT US faq

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