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VOL. 10/NO. 2, march 2009
Table of Contents
PROFILE
An Eye for Detail
With meticulous attention to historic detail, scale and proportion, Vermont-based Connor Homes
utilizes prefabricated panelized construction to create homes that resemble stick-built residences
in every way but cost.
By Dan Cooper
FEATURE
Restoring Latrobe
In collaboration with the Blue Grass Trust, Mesick, Cohen, Wilson, Baker continues the faithful
restoration of the Benjamin Henry Latrobe-designed Pope Villa in Lexington, KY, despite
economically challenging times.
By Lynne Lavelle
RECENT PROJECTS
Poverty Preserved
The hardships of New York City's 19th-century immigrant families are brought to life at the
Lower East Side Tenement Museum, where a recent restoration by Perkins Eastman has
re-created six apartments.
By Eve M. Kahn
Georgian Character
Mark P. Finlay Architects designs a visually modest five-bedroom, 11,000-sq.ft. Georgian-
inspired residence in New Canaan, CT, with Colonial Revival additions.
By Annabel Hsin
BOOK REVIEWS
Going Home
Roots of Home: Our Journey to a New Old House, by Russell Versaci.
Reviewed by Jacob Albert
Life, But Not As We Know It
Sustainable Urbanism: Urban Design with Nature, by Douglas Farr.
Reviewed by Michael Carey
THE FORUM
The Case for Structural Engineered Wood, by Jack Merry
The Engineered Wood Association makes the argument for structural engineered-wood products.
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