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The team opened the historic passageway wall to enlarge the living room/foyer area and created a direct visual connection to the garden at the rear of the house, giving the space an open, unconstrained feel.
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The attic was the only interior space in original condition, with exposed beams and brick, original windows, and flooring. These were refinished and highlighted as part of a fourth-floor bonus space and a rooftop deck.
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