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Douglas Wilk of Rye’s Mitchell Wilk Architecture redesigned the rooms of Long Island Sound’s Soundview castle, restoring it to proper stature after a previous owner’s redesign almost destroyed it

In the search for the perfect city escape in Croton-on-Hudson, David Wallance turned to the best man to design his green energy-powered residence: himself.

Bana Choura of Scarsdale restored and enlarged a fairytale Tudor home in Fox Meadow that reminded her of her time spent in Monte Carlo.

The design duo of Timothy and JoAnn Lener transformed a Yorktown cabin into a New England cottage-style home with a simplified Arts and Crafts influence.

Combining art, science and math, the field of architecture is a multifaceted practice in which vision and execution must merge as seamlessly as bricks in mortar. These 12 architects have done that and so much more to create 10 stunning dwellings

Two polar design opposites attract stunning results, like the shingle-and-stone restoration of Rye’s “Geoghegan” home.

Scardale’s Rosamund Young gave a Scarsdale country manor home a clean, timeless look that maintains American design tradition while incorporating the homeowners’ personal tastes.

Mamaroneck architect Robert Keller beautifully restored a late-1800’s Larchmont Manor Victorian, updating the home’s flow for modern use.

LEED architect Christina Griffin stays well ahead of the curve in Westchester, and applied her expertise to a ranch home in need of a minimalist modern design overhaul.

Fivecat Studio in Pleasantville’s Mark LePage “reclaimed the authenticity” of a 1907 home, which was nearly lost twice due to fire and renovations.