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Lifelong process : When it comes to design, Cecilia Nichols started early

We caught up with the co-founder of Formwork Architecture to see what she’s currently working on, why she loves practicing in Charlottesville, and how a line of Brazilian modernist furniture in her […]

C-VILLE Writers | March 7, 2014

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From start to Finnish: A Belmont kitchen gets the Scandinavian treatment

Ingrid Cordano and her husband are experts in kitchen design. “This is the third kitchen we’ve designed during our marriage,” she said. And it shows. The Cordanos’ Belmont home is […]

chiara-canzi | February 19, 2014

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Outside chances: At Blue Moon Fund, a landscape ups the ante

It was none too inspiring—just a paved area behind a Downtown house-turned-office. But the people behind the Blue Moon Fund, a philanthropic organization that occupies the building, had a vision […]

Erika Howsare | February 19, 2014

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With view in mind: A mountaintop house turns toward the scenery

Richard and Linda Shank loved their last house, which he’d designed for them in Ednam Forest. But it had two problems. One was the lack of a view. The other […]

Erika Howsare | February 19, 2014

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Natural expression: Roxie Daisy’s Karen Myers mixes rustic with romantic

Resides in: Charlottesville Best known for: Home goods shop Roxie Daisy 1. Antique or modern? Antique with touches of modern here and there. 2. City or country? Both! How can […]

C-VILLE Writers | February 19, 2014

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Mediterranean fusion: Five ideas from Stonefield’s latest eatery, Parallel 38

Good design can be found almost anywhere. This month, we’re taking our cues from Justin Ross’ long-awaited Stonefield eatery Parallel 38. Like its menu, the restaurant’s décor is a mixed […]

Caite Hamilton | February 19, 2014

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Brick by brick: Jeff Cianciotti is preserving Charlottesville by hand

A third generation builder, Jeff Cianciotti started out in the residential construction market. But a few years after that, he turned to masonry when a friend hired him to help […]

Caite Hamilton | February 19, 2014

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Rough as silk: A city studio shows off its true character

Think of history in Charlottesville, and you might think first of Court Square, Monticello, and other seats of power. But the city has an industrial past, too, and it’s still […]

Erika Howsare | February 19, 2014

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Familial settings: Checking in with architect Scott Weiss

We caught up with Scott Weiss to see what he’s currently working on, how he ended up practicing in Virginia, and why a 1974 action drama helped inspire him to […]

C-VILLE Writers | February 19, 2014

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From the editor-at-large: Formal influences

In the Piedmont, large red brick houses have always had a certain kind of monumental grandeur in the landscape. They are Virginia’s architecture—a tall central house, often hyphenated with ancillary spaces to […]

C-VILLE Writers | February 19, 2014

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