The September issue of Abode is on stands now (and find a digital copy below). Here’s what’s inside…
- A Q&A with Alloy Workshop architect and co-owner Dan Zimmerman.
- New dorms on Alderman Road.
- The low-down on what you should be looking for in a built-in.
- A peek inside designer/retailer Moyanne Harding‘s Lynchburg home.
- A woody house in Madison is ripe for a second chance.
This month’s featured house:
Photo: Andrea Hubbell
Though it was built 15 years ago, Peter and Angela D.’s house off the Blue Ridge Parkway looks new. That’s thanks in large part to STOA, the local design-build firm they hired to make the home structurally sound and a bit more modern, as well as to take in the sprawling westward view over the Shenandoah Valley.
This month’s featured landscape:
Photo: Virginia Hamrick
Dagget & Grigg’s design for Jim and Cynthia Stultz’s Palladian-style home in Albemarle included an ambitious hardscape with a semicircular wall at the rear terrace. To build it, they approached Shelton Sprouse, a veteran stonemason whose credentials include Poplar Forest, Ash Lawn-Highland and Monticello itself.
