_{Sometimes a small project has some of the largest impact on a house. This sunroom renovation is a great example of marrying the interiors with the outside. The owner was an avid gardener and wanted an interior space that allowed them to enjoy their yard year round, even during a New England snowstorm. By wrapping the space with windows and then adding a very modest metal arbor to the exterior a series of layers were created that made a calm progression of spaces as you moved from the private interior to the calming surrounding garden.}

_{Team: Thaddeus J Hrabota, David Amory Photography: Greg Premru Photography}

_{This project is a great example that even when times are tough some good can come out of disaster. This project was started because the neighboring house burned down and damaged this house. The whole house needed to be refurbished. This opportunity allowed us to reorganize circulation and enlarge the kitchen and bring in some natural light to the once dark rooms. This project was chosen to be in the publication "Not so big Renovation" by Sara Suzanka. Small does not need to mean you need to suffer quality of space.}

_{Team: Thaddeus J Hrabota, David Amory Photography: Greg Premru Photography}

_{I got the opportunity to work on a wonderful project in Ocean Park on Kiawah Island. With an open plan concept throughtout the first floor, each room takes advantage of the sweeping views over an ajacent lake and borrowed ocean landscape. Placing the pool with a 7' infinity edge drop directly outside the swath of windows gave the house a feeling of being on the water. I was fortunate enought to team up with Zach Carney and interior designer Lisa Anderson on this project.}

_{Team: Zach Carney, TJ Hrabota, Lisa Anderson (interior deigner), Wertimer and Cline (landscape Architects)}

_{Taking advantage of every inch of space in this Roxbury Mass. condo was a challenge. With a willing client and a set of very good craftsmen we were able to transform a samll kitchen into a place to enjoy every day}

_{Team: Thaddeus J. Hrabota, David Amory - Photography: Greg Premru Photography}

_{Home renovation on Kiawah island. In this project we took over the existing rear screened in porch and provided an elarged kitchen, new dining and bar area with a view of the public park.}

_{Team: Thaddeus J. Hrabota, Buffington Homes}