Written about,
occasionally.
We do not court coverage, and we turn down more of it than we accept — a house belongs to the people who live in it. What follows is what we agreed to.
Selected coverage
The Slow House
A twelve-page feature on Stonefield, photographed across three seasons, with a long interview about load-bearing stone in new construction.
What Cement Did to the Old Houses
An essay by Peter Renda on lime mortar and the eighty-year repointing mistake, commissioned after the Hollowbrook repointing.
Four Feet Above the Water
Cedar Reach, on the building science of shoreline construction.
Apprenticeship, Four Years, Paid
On why the firm runs its own programme, and what happened to the trade schools.
Seventy-Four Windows
The Winslow House restoration, told window by window.
Notes on a Measured Survey
A technical piece on hand survey practice, drawn from the Ashcombe project.
Awards
Recognition
For editors
We are glad to talk to writers and photographers, subject to the owners agreeing first — which is not a formality, and is sometimes a no.
High-resolution photography, measured drawings and material specifications are available for published projects. For anything on site, we will need notice: a live job is a working job, and we do not stop a crew for a shoot.
Write to studio@revivalbuildingco.com with the publication, the angle and the timeline.
Every house begins with a long conversation.
We take on a small number of projects each year, and we would rather talk early — before the drawings harden — than late. Tell us where you are and what you are hoping to make.