Source: Fairfax County Times Homes & Gardens Friday -Sunday, September 20-22, 2019
Michael Nash Project wins in Whole House Remodel category
By John Byrd SPECIAL TO THE FAIRFAX COUNTY TIMES
A two-level front and rear elevation expansion to a 60 year old rambler has won a “Contractor of the year” award (CotY) for Nash Design Build and Homes.
The design solution– in which the footprint of a small bungalow was enlarged to accommodate second floor as large as the existing first floor– was introduced to the home of a south Arlington woman who had occupied it for over 30 years.
The project was named the “Best Whole House Remodel For Under $250,000” by the National Association of the Remodeling Industry’s metro DC chapter. In accepting the honor, Michael Nash president and founder Sonny Nazemian credited his design and engineering team, which surmounted a host of complex architectural, space-planning
and regulatory challenges.
“Homeowners today are actively searching for creative ways to satisfy lifestyle requirements by retrofitting their existing home,” Nazemian said, “but when a house is over fifty years old– the appropriate solution may not be obvious. The trick is: knowing what can be deleted, and what can be preserved. The goal is to enhance the whole property functionally, aesthetically– and as an investment.” <Read More>
