Sleepy Hollow House

This project was an extensive top to bottom remodel of a 1953 midcentury modern home in a suburb of Washington D.C. Originally designed by Clyde J. Verkerke as his own home, Michael Cook updated and embellished based on the original elevations and layout. Extensive glazing in the daylight basement and main level was expanded, and Cook Architects added a large outdoor space to take advantage of the fantastic urban greenbelt lot.