Homesite, Inc.

10/08/2026

Working on a cute little 3 bedroom home here in Gloucester with two different roof options. Which is your favorite?

07/10/2026

OK, here's a new model. Using AI I combined my 3D model of an addition with a photo I took of the original house from the backyard. Not half-bad, if I do say so myself.

07/08/2026

Here's a new multi-generational home I'm working on. Everybody has their space, but with easy access between the units.

06/29/2026

Another project going out today in Lanexa, Va.

06/24/2026

Here are a couple of new renderings for a home I'm working on in Hartfield, VA. I love the back porch.

06/06/2026

A bit of fantasy; like we could ever be allowed to build this close to the water. That said, another house going out next week.

05/27/2026

New project rendering for a client today. Working on the computer, it was easy to show the client three different roof options before settling on this one. Photo rendering aside, this would have taken me days to do when I was drafting on a board...Back in the neolithic age. I told a client today, I'm not old because I was born in the 1960's. I call myself "Mid-Century Modern" instead.

05/04/2026

For those of you who like data, here is a Pew ResearchCenter study on Aging in Place. A majority of the respondents (60%) who are 65 & older are planning on staying in their current homes with some assistance. The big question is where is that assistance coming from and what can we do to minimize the reliance on that assistance?
https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2026/02/26/most-older-adults-who-live-at-home-want-to-age-in-place-but-they-arent-entirely-confident-theyll-get-to/ #

Upper-income older adults are the most likely to say they’d prefer to move to assisted living.

04/27/2026

Here's a rendering for a new home I'm working on here in Gloucester.

04/23/2026

Another addition well done by the people at Sage Custom Contracting. This is what I strive for when designing any addition - it should look like it's always been there. I added the little covered roof over the back door as a practical measure (to deal with water), but by tying the addition to the bay window, it also further blends the addition into the existing structure.