Nashawtuc Architects is a client-focused award-winning architectural firm that specializes in designing custom homes, additions and renovations that improve the lives of our clients. Since 1988, we have taken a team approach to our projects, listening to the goals of each homeowner and implementing design solutions that are thoughtful and environmentally conscious.
No matter what the scale, each of our projects reflect our respect for its context as well as our ability to provide professional architecture and interior design services with results that are both timeless and beautiful in appearance and function. Nashawtuc Architects has contributed to the beauty and fabric of historic Concord, MA for over 30 years.
Widely respected throughout the Greater Boston area, their designs are appropriately sized on the outside, remarkably spacious on the inside, and fit seamlessly into both downtown commercial areas and residential neighborhoods.
No matter what the scale, each of our projects reflect our respect for its context as well as our ability to provide professional architecture and interior design services with results that are both timeless and beautiful in appearance and function. Nashawtuc Architects has contributed to the beauty and fabric of historic Concord, MA for over 30 years.
Widely respected throughout the Greater Boston area, their designs are appropriately sized on the outside, remarkably spacious on the inside, and fit seamlessly into both downtown commercial areas and residential neighborhoods.
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Home Renovations and Additions: Nashawtuc Architects strives to design additions and renovations that are responsive to the needs of the client and that respect their house, their site and their neighborhood.
Our thoughtful planning allows repurposing of underutilized areas which minimizes the amount of additional space required.
We simplify internal flow and enhance the inside/outside connections.
We work with our clients to provide updated functional spaces that are in harmony with the old structure.
Our thoughtful planning allows repurposing of underutilized areas which minimizes the amount of additional space required.
We simplify internal flow and enhance the inside/outside connections.
We work with our clients to provide updated functional spaces that are in harmony with the old structure.
The first step in our process is an Initial Consultation.
It is your opportunity to meet with an Architect and discuss your project in detail.
We listen to your goals and also visually evaluate your building and the site.
Together we rough out design opportunities, evaluate the feasibility of your goals with the budget, and discuss the next steps.
We then begin our six step design process.
We confirm your goals, program, and budget for the project.
We also evaluate the existing building, gather information on the property, produce existing conditions drawings, and identify any zoning or regulatory issues.
It is your opportunity to meet with an Architect and discuss your project in detail.
We listen to your goals and also visually evaluate your building and the site.
Together we rough out design opportunities, evaluate the feasibility of your goals with the budget, and discuss the next steps.
We then begin our six step design process.
We confirm your goals, program, and budget for the project.
We also evaluate the existing building, gather information on the property, produce existing conditions drawings, and identify any zoning or regulatory issues.
Holly Cratsley founded Nashawtuc Architects, Inc. in 1988.
She built her practice with a focus on client service and a dedication to designs that are responsive to the Owners' needs and to the context of the building.
In addition to the numerous custom residences, renovations and additions she has designed in Concord and surrounding communities, projects by Nashawtuc Architects have appeared on HGTV.
Holly was selected as the first woman architect for the PBS's The New This Old House Hour project entitled "The Concord Cottage".
She built her practice with a focus on client service and a dedication to designs that are responsive to the Owners' needs and to the context of the building.
In addition to the numerous custom residences, renovations and additions she has designed in Concord and surrounding communities, projects by Nashawtuc Architects have appeared on HGTV.
Holly was selected as the first woman architect for the PBS's The New This Old House Hour project entitled "The Concord Cottage".
Anita has been a registered architect for over 30 years and has spent the last 20 years focusing on residential and small commercial projects in the Boston area.
She has been a member of the Acton Historic District Commission for many years.
After graduating from UNC Chapel Hill with a degree in Art History, Anita went on to the University of Pennsylvania for a Master's Degree in Architecture.
Though initially working in firms specializing in commercial projects, Anita eventually settled in Acton in a house that was too small for her family.
She has been a member of the Acton Historic District Commission for many years.
After graduating from UNC Chapel Hill with a degree in Art History, Anita went on to the University of Pennsylvania for a Master's Degree in Architecture.
Though initially working in firms specializing in commercial projects, Anita eventually settled in Acton in a house that was too small for her family.
Lisa Adamiak began her career in architecture as a summer intern at Nashawtuc Architects in 1991.
She returned full time in 1993 after completing her Bachelor of Architecture from Roger Williams University.
Lisa grew up in Concord and loves to work with the architecture of Concord and the surrounding communities.
From 1993 to 2001, as a Project Manager, she worked closely with Holly Cratsley to create the firm's collaborative owner-centered project approach.
Lisa returned to Nashawtuc Architects in 2011, after taking time off to grow her family.
She returned full time in 1993 after completing her Bachelor of Architecture from Roger Williams University.
Lisa grew up in Concord and loves to work with the architecture of Concord and the surrounding communities.
From 1993 to 2001, as a Project Manager, she worked closely with Holly Cratsley to create the firm's collaborative owner-centered project approach.
Lisa returned to Nashawtuc Architects in 2011, after taking time off to grow her family.
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