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  • Portfolio
    • Residential Projects >
      • New Construction
      • Timberframe >
        • Adirondack Camp
        • Indian Portage
        • Custom Waterfront
        • Lakeside Home
        • Rustic Home
        • Kanasatka Camp
      • Renovations
      • Carriage Houses
    • Municipal
    • Commercial >
      • Science Center
      • "O" Restaurant
      • Conservation Center
    • Educational
  • About the Firm
    • FAQs
    • Biographies
    • Get in Touch
  • Preservation
    • Squam Camp
    • Canterbury Shaker Village
    • Historic Lake Camp
    • UNH-Durham Transit Station
  • Sustainability
  • Resources
    • Services
    • Photographers
    • Saving Energy >
      • Tax Incentives
  • Contact

Historic Lakeside Camp

The original camp was built around 1904. Initially, the new owners wanted to knock it down and build a completely new home. After consulting with CPWA, the owners decided to return the camp to its original splendor by imperceptibly making configuration changes in the building by adding windows, updating all systems and putting in a new kitchen and bathrooms while retaining and enhancing the original character. The owners wanted the camp to look "as if it has always been here."
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The original hinged walls open up to the screened porches using block and tackle mechanisms.