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Category: Stone, Brick & Facade

September 29, 2026 Nicole Gordon

Stoops, Steps and Street Presence on Staten Island

The commission was a pair of iron handrails for a stoop, which sounds like a two-day job until you measure

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September 29, 2026 Nicole Gordon

Repointing a Philadelphia Rowhouse Without Erasing Its Face

Somebody had repointed the bottom six courses of a rowhouse front with a grey cement mortar, struck it flat, and

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September 29, 2026 Nicole Gordon

Carved Stone and Cast Detail in Older District Houses

The keystone over the door had lost its face. Not cracked — gone, weathered back about an inch and a

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September 29, 2026 Nicole Gordon

Reading a Century-Old Facade Before You Restore the Detail

There were four different cornice profiles on one building, and the owner wanted to know which was the original. Three

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Trades we work alongside

Joinery rarely stands alone. Notes from the other side of the job: Carved Stone and Cast Detail in Older District Houses, Colour, Aggregate and Cure: Treating Concrete as a Finish, Designing a Built-In for a Room That Doesn’t Exist Yet, Face-Frame or Frameless: Specifying Custom Cabinetry That Lasts, Matching Grain Across a Wall of Panelling, Reading a Century-Old Facade Before You Restore the Detail, Repointing a Philadelphia Rowhouse Without Erasing Its Face, Resin and Epoxy Floors as a Finished Surface, Not a Garage Afterthought, Sculptural Hardscape: When the Garden Wall Is the Piece, and Stoops, Steps and Street Presence on Staten Island.

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