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March 26, 2010 in Uncategorized by katejane
Source: Seacoastonline.com (Original Article)
PORTSMOUTH — “A Fruitful Collaboration” appearing in the March/April issue of New England Home, tells the story of a couple building their dream home. However, they weren’t entirely sure what kind of home they wanted until they met Bill Soupcoff, a principal with TMS Architects.
From an initial question and answer session, Soupcoff designed a home that combined their appreciation for the modest simplicity of Asian design with the crisp precision of contemporary architecture.
“Simple, cozy, precise, contemporary, minimalistic” were adjectives that the owners used to describe their vision. Add to this mix was the fact that the home was situated in the middle of a New England apple orchard. At the end of the design process, the spaciousness of the interior belies the size of the house at 3,000 square feet.
The design was achieved by incorporating cathedral ceilings and interior windows. High windows in two-story spaces and in the large central cupola flood the interior with natural light. The exterior of the home uses cedar shingles, brick and fieldstone; a New Hampshire color palette and one that blends seamlessly with the surrounding apple orchard. Read more about this home and other New England residences in the March/April issue of New England Home at www.nehomemag.com or visit www.tmsarchitects.com to view its entire portfolio.
PORTSMOUTH — NAI Norwood Group completed the leasing at 475 High St. in Somersworth with 2,600 square feet of retail space to ProEx Physical Therapy. Current tenants at the strip center include Mattress Giant, Portsmouth Tea Company and New England Auto Finance. ProEx is an outpatient orthopedic physical therapy firm that currently employs close to 100 people in 11 clinics throughout New England.
Brian O’Brien and Chris McMahon from NAI Norwood Group represented “landlord” Summit Land Development in this transaction. John Mueller from NAI Norwood cheap flight Hayman Island to Hamilton Island Group procured and assisted ProEx Physical Therapy …continue reading
