New Homes • Historic Renovations • Remodeling • Consultations
I have been building new homes and restoring old structures in Massachusetts, Connecticut and New York for 35 years. My team and I approach projects large and small with a commitment to quality, integrity, attention to detail, and open communications. I work in New York City where I have restored brownstones, and developed residential and commercial properties. My colleagues and clients know me as a tenacious creative problem solver, proud of my ability to work with all kinds of people, and determined to get the job done on schedule.
My New York City projects include:
- Complete restoration of a Greenwich Village townhouse for Gwenyth Paltrow
- Complete gutting and restoration of a townhouse in Greenwich Village featured in the New York Times
- Complete gutting and restoration of a townhouse in Harlem
- Conversion of 10-story commercial building in Lower Manhattan (Tribeca) to full-floor residential units, with the addition of a penthouse, and conversion of the ground floor to commercial retail space
- Construction of Murray’s Cheese Shop in Grand Central Station
- Complete gutting and restoration of full-floor 4,000-sq-ft residential co-op
- Numerous individual apartment remodeling projects
My Berkshire projects include:
- Conversion of an unoccupied 1737 grist mill into a spectacular residential property
- Restoration of the Ashley Falls Dam and associated waterworks on the Konkapot River
- Construction of a dozen new homes
- Numerous additions, remodeling projects, and fine cabinetry
My specialties:
- Logistically complicated construction projects
- Historic restoration
- Pre-purchase consultations for home buyers
- Finding smart solutions to remodeling challenges
My interests include cooking, rock and ice climbing, biking, and traveling. I chaired the Egremont Conservation Commission for 8 years and am presently on the Sheffield Conservation Commission. I have two married daughters and three grandchildren.