Wolflin Dutch Colonial Residence
This project involved renovating and expanding a cherished 1940s Dutch Colonial home designed by notable Amarillo architect Guy Carlander. The design aimed to complement the historic character of the original architecture, adding a new kitchen, dining area, living space, and garage to create an open-flow floor plan. Additional updates included modernized baths and finishes throughout the home. The dining room was crafted with unique architectural elements inspired by architectural follies in colonial gardens, while the addition respectfully mirrors the Dutch Colonial style, maintaining appropriate proportion and scale with the original structure.
Project Name: Wolflin Dutch Colonial Residence
Building Area (GSF): 2,600 SQ FT
Structure: Masonry and Wood
Major Materials and Systems: Masonry, Drywall, Tile, Millwork, Glazing
Site Features: The original brick was uncovered by removing the paint, new shutters were installed, and the trim was freshly painted. A small garden was added near the dining room and front porch, while the backyard covered porch was expanded to enhance outdoor living space, complete with the addition of a Rumford fireplace.
