For Chinatown townhouse, D.C. architect Robert Gurney creates bright, eclectic space
Friday, May 20th, 2011P erhaps it’s unusual to look at an example of modern architecture and think of it as a “confection,” a term more commonly used for Queen Anne Victorians. But that’s what residences designed by architect Robert M. Gurney so often are: elegant assemblages of materials — concrete, steel, glass, exotic wood — that play nicely together. In the case of the townhouse Gurney designed for Max and Katharine Brown, it’s a confection that also serves as a soccer field for the Browns’ two lively young boys and as a downtown coffee shop. And, this townhouse didn’t start out as a townhouse. Read full article > >

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