Architect Steve Hoedemaker and his team configured the house as a series of smaller, connected house sections, so it would feel like a home that grew with additions over time. In keeping with the original cottage, the new house has many floor levels, some just a few steps above or below the adjacent level.
Schultz Miller worked hard to construct the house so that it would live easy. We installed a standing seam metal roof (less maintenance, and much lower risk of fire), paneled the interior walls in fir or painted wood, and installed dark-stained oak floors that wear well.
