Architecture of Gregory S. Cavanaugh
Colonial architecture has a timeless presence in American neighborhoods. Its symmetry, gabled roofs, and simple proportions carry a sense of permanence and familiarity. But while many homeowners admire the style, they don’t want to live in a museum piece. The challenge—and opportunity—is how to honor tradition while creating a home that supports the way we …
More families today are living under one roof—whether it’s adult children returning home, grandparents moving in, or households pooling resources to make housing more affordable. A multi-generational home can be a wonderful solution, but only if it’s designed with intention. Without careful planning, shared living quickly becomes cramped, stressful, and unsustainable. The architect’s role is …
A house isn’t just a place to live today—it’s a framework for the life you’ll be living five, ten, or even twenty years from now. Too often, homeowners design for the moment and end up with a home that feels out of step just a few years later. Kids arrive, parents move in, jobs change, …
Signing a lease is one of the biggest commitments a business makes. The right space can support growth, attract clients, and make day-to-day operations seamless. The wrong space can drain resources, frustrate employees, and lock you into years of compromises. Too often, businesses sign leases without fully understanding how the space will function once it’s …