Anthony Wilder: Green Architecture In Historic Restorations

Historic Restoration

Increasing interests in sustainable and green architecture lead naturally to projects involving historic preservation in DC and adaptive reuse. ANTHONY WILDER welcomes opportunities for conservation and the architectural and technical creative thinking required to accommodate the desired outcome.

Yellow and white historic home in the mountains

Yellow paneled home with white custom carved trim leading up to the roof

Nook to hang jackets and store boots when entering the house from the mountains

Yellow and white historic home amongst the trees on a mountain

Arched entryway leading to a foyer with wooden black and white painted stairs

Naturally lit foyer area with curved brown and white hardwood steps next to arched entryways to lead into the other rooms in the home

Renovated light colored kitchen with dark hardwood floors, white cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, marbled countertops and an arched entryway into the dining room

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Dining room with a wooden oval dining table, opened up to the kitchen and foyer by arched entryways

Brass and glass custom interior doorknobs

Renovated bathroom with black and white floor tiling and white subway tiled walls

Blue bedroom surrounded by a wrap-around deck

Interior arched entryway opening up many rooms in the home

Textured exterior of a beige home

Exterior of a yellow and white home with a front porch on both the bottom and top levels

Top level white deck which wraps around a bedroom

Black and white tiled primary bathroom with a standalone bathtub across from a large glass standing shower

Seafoam and white primary bathroom with white and black patterned tile flooring

Green and white bathroom with white tile on the flooring and halfway up the walls