Wellesley Entry Renovation:
 This simple home on Wellesley Island will be enhanced with the renovation of the existing screen porch and the addition of a breezeway between the house and garage. Bringing these two spaces together will be a new grand entry in the Craftsman style. Stone work will be added to the new screen porch and entry tying in the chimney’s stone work.

Peacock Residence:
A design reminiscent of a European Castle. This home is a showcase for antiques and top of the line finishes. From the travertine floors to the many hand painted murals, even a separate caretakers suite, it has a flair all its own. Details like the custom alder doors and distressed oak floors give this home an aged comfort. The home also boasts amazing views of Boldt Castle and the Boldt Yacht House and was once the location of the Peacock Yacht House.

River Home:
This Alexandria Bay home on the St. Lawrence River was built in conjunction with Con Tech Building Systems, Inc. This home has many unique architectural details both inside and out. The large barrel gable facing the river allows light to spill into the main living areas as well as the second floor balcony, not to mention the breathe taking views it frames.  The warm colors and rich wood tones of the interior make this home as inviting as it is beautiful.

Manhattan Island Ice House:
This roughly 20’x20’ building was once used to store ice for the other cottages on the island. Now it is a quaint open floor plan cottage with a sleeping loft. The small building received an addition for a simple bathroom. The use of bay windows increased the main living area as well as adding charm to the building’s exterior. The dormers added needed height for a sleeping loft accessible via a ship’s ladder.

Shamrock Island Boathouse
A new cedar shingle clad boathouse was constructed with a large roof top deck, showcasing a grand stair case. The existing gym on the opposite end of the island was also given a face lift in the same style. The gym now also has a roof top deck and new cedar shingles. Now the island has places to enjoy the views both up and down the river.

Shamrock Island Cottages
The two cottages on this island received updates. The first project was transforming a one story cottage, to the perfect island getaway for the owner and his many friends. It went from a simple two bedroom, one bath run of the mill cottage to a five bedroom, three bathroom dream retreat embracing the scenic views. The other cottage under went a less drastic renovation with the addition of dormers and a second bath. It also received an interior freshen up by updating the existing bath and the addition of Russian spruce to the living and master bedroom ceilings.

Nobby Island Pavilion:
Designed by Premier Building Associates, L.L.C. in conjunction with Aubertine & Currier. Premier did many complex and innovative designs to make this job feasible. This pavilion will be a blend of traditional and modern styles. At dock level, a fish cleaning station and home gym. The second story will boast a grand dining area with exposed beams and fireplace adjacent to a gourmet kitchen in the tower. The third story will be home to a jacuzzi and another fireplace open to a rooftop deck The icing on the cake will be an elevator providing access to all levels.

Yard Arm Boathouse:
This renovation project is transforming a simple boathouse with Victorian opulence. It will have a cupola capped with a custom copper dome, custom windows, and exquisite trim details. The stair tower will be capped off by a private library suite with sweeping views up and down the river. Every guest room is complete with an adjacent or adjoining personal bath.

The Pear House
Located in historic Thousand Islands Park, the home’s exterior was brought back to its original charm. The interior underwent great changes with an addition which allowed the first floor to be opened up and the creation of additional bedrooms upstairs. Design by Grater Architects.

Dingman Point
After completing renovations on the neighboring guest cottage, construction began on the main cottage. It too was given a fresh look by adding two bump-outs to create a master suite and to allow for the relocation of the kitchen to the scenic end of the home. Design by Grater Architects.

Hasseltine Dock
A crumbling dock was removed and replaced.

La Duchesse Yacht House:
This Yacht house is part of Clayton’s Antique Boat Museum. Built in conjunction with Purcell Construction.