Selected Projects
(Click on the photos to view large versions. Hover over the image and click "Prev" or "Next" to navigate the entire portfolio as a slideshow.)Master Bath, East Orleans
Transformed into a relaxing retreat, this master bath combines traditional Cape details with a soothing ocean color palette. Pine flooring, wainscoting and built in cabinetry match existing cottage style home. Unique features include clawfoot slipper tub and 5' x 5' light-filled European shower with beach rock floor and glass tile border.
[Photos by Richard MacDonald]
Whole House Remodel, East Orleans
Design by Laura Eichel and Cregg Sweeney
This charming 1920s Cape summer house was added to and remodeled for a couple retiring to the Cape full time, seeking to enjoy their home with their children and grandchildren. Exquisitly crafted with beautiful woodwork and custom cabinetry throughout. Custom built cherry Shaker style kitchen features Vermont Soapstone sink, island and countertops, as well as minimal upper cabinetry to allow for maximum light and cooling sea breezes. The second floor provides a new master suite plus two bedrooms with guest bath.
[Photos by Richard MacDonald]
Frank Lloyd Wright Masterpiece, Orinda, California
This Wright Usonian house, known as the Buehler House, was destroyed by fire. As a Master Builder with Alward Construction, Cregg Sweeney teamed up with distinguished architect Walter Olds, who oversaw the original construction of the house as an apprentice of Wright in 1949. Olds provided over a hundred half and full scale drawings for the reconstruction, detailing everything from concrete and drainage to custom light fixtures. The original design and pallet of materials was adhered to throughout. The house was featured in numerous publications, including an article on the front page of the House & Home section of the New York Times (February 13, 2003). The project also won a National CotY award from NARI.
[Photos by Alan Geller Photography]
