WEST BROOKLINE ST

This house is a celebration of the spatial and geometric clarity of the Victorian era plan articulated in part through its cabinetry. The cabinetry also embraces the simple and obvious late 19th century domestic mechanical mechanisms that allow the house to alter and accept the variety of life's rituals, both the very private and the very social.

Unlike its Victorian predecessor, the language of the building fabric is geometrically simple and materially rich, the rhythms of light and material more emphatic and pronounced and the conventions of modern life more legible.