by Aviva Galaski | May 9, 2017
We’ve gone Tiny! Laura Fitch helped her son and daughter-in-law design and build a tiny house. With a short window of time (between end of semester and summer job) to construct the Tiny Home, Laura recommended the newlyweds consider Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs)....
by Alex Lalonde | Feb 1, 2017
Historic Dewey House (c. 1827) at Smith College needed significant upgrades. After completing an initial feasibility study, Laura Fitch was asked to complete full services for office improvements, envelope repairs and insulation, as well as a new wheelchair lift....
by Alex Lalonde | Feb 1, 2017
The design of the Early Education Building began with a stakeholder “charrette” at which we solicited input from board members, the building committee, staff, teachers, and parents. In response, the footprint for the building was carefully sited to create an enclosed...
by Alex Lalonde | Jan 25, 2017
Fitch Architecture & Community Design worked diligently with the contractor (Wright Builders) and the client to create Tier 3 Energy Star duplexes within a challenging budget. These 1-bedroom homes are laid out to feel spacious in spite of limited square...
by Alex Lalonde | Jan 25, 2017
Two Pond Farm is evolving into a small eco-neighborhood in rural Massachusetts. Fitch Architects led a team to design the first home, built as a model for future homebuilders and a test for alternative and high-efficiency buildings. One of the innovative design...
