Mary Gregory House

LINCOLN, MA
Residential Interior Renovation
2017

A part of the cultural heritage of Lincoln, the existing house is across town from the Gropius House and of the same Bauhaus heritage. I followed in the footsteps of the original architect, Mary Gregory, a student at the Black Mountain School under Josef and Anni Albers and the house is one of her few works of architecture. White stucco walls over concrete block and a slate roof mix and match local materials with masonry construction less common in local housing stock. The project was a full interior renovation, reconfiguring rooms, and removing first floor ceilings to create vaulted, light-filled interior volumes.

As the Senior Project Manager I led design with the lead Interior Designer, was the main client contact, produced all documentation, coordinated the project team, and oversaw construction administration.

Work completed while employed at
DSK | Dewing Schmid Kearns Architects + Planners

Project featured in "Chip Dewing: At Home in the Landscape”

PRINCIPAL: Chip Dewing, AIA
TEAM: Emilie Tucker, Haley Huston
BUILDER: John Skinner
PHOTOS: Anton Grassl

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