Photos of the house without the watermark are so expensive. I'l post them as soon as I can spring for them. For now, you can review the proofs with me.

At the beginning of the project, the owners did not plan to implement any major changes in the layout, like moving or removing and walls. They mostly wanted to talk about installing new cabinets and instituting minor changes in the layout of the cabinets. There main goal was to update and brighten the kitchen. Mr. Chatelain, a weekend DIY warrior, would contract the project himself, so I had to take that into consideration. By implementing small, but effective design decisions, this renovation project would ultimately retire the classic isolated kitchen form for the Chatelain family.

Woman’s Hospital has been proudly bursting at the seams for some time at its current location in the center of Baton Rouge. With the eastern expansion of the city and the development of the I-10 Interstate system after 2006, Woman’s Hospital decided to move their beloved campus to a new location capable of providing the experience their customers expect, and the care the growing community needs. Their vision is to provide a state-of-the-art facility approximately 5 miles from the current campus. The new campus is located on the corner of Airline Highway and Pecue Lane. The goal was to create a new hospital that will be aesthetically pleasing, technologically advanced, and focused on an exceptional patient experience. Ford|Dickinson partnered with HKS, out of the Dallas/Ft.Worth area, to design the new campus. F|D would be responsible for the design of the public spaces, patient rooms, and other hospitality areas.