Big Grey Rock, aptly named for the abundance of exposed granite ledge dominating the landscape, exemplifies environmental sensitivity, enhancement of the natural elements, and use of native and natural materials. Seventy feet above the water, the home offers predominantly southerly…
The client’s primary home sits on a small lakeside lot with parking for only three cars. With children being married and grandchildren arriving, room for the growing three-generation family and a quiet place away from the din of lakeside living…
The program for this home perched on the side of a mountain focused on maintaining and accentuating its panoramic views, creating an interactive landscape for gardening and outdoor hobbies, and maintaining accessibility to site features that allow for inclusivity for…
Conceived by two siblings with one shared vision, this energy-efficient lakeside camp offers simple but modern amenities for multigenerational gatherings all year long.
What began as strictly meat-centric has become a host’s favorite way to serve cheese, veggies and dessert, too.
The natural world is the common denominator in Don Williams’s art, whether sculptural or functional.
By adding several key elements to a lakeside property, landscape designer Daniel Bruzga turned a ho-hum expanse into a stunning yard with easier access to the lake and seating areas for admiring the water view.
Sometimes Shaker-style simple, sometimes provocative, Liz Grace’s handcrafted pieces express beauty in different ways.
When a fire destroyed their longtime home, a Bedford couple and their design-build team met the challenge to create anew.
In a lakeside home, cozy and comfortable interiors are inspired by the natural world.
Since 1984, Christopher P. Williams Architects (CPWA) has been fulfilling architectural projects throughout New Hampshire and New England.
We believe in a collaborative approach to every project, working collectively and bringing an array of personal strengths and professional experience ensuring exceptional quality throughout the design process.
A renovated 19th-century camp retains its charm and nostalgia while fulfilling a couple’s dreams.
