Better Homes and Gardens: “A Light-filled Bath. Adding skylights revealed unattractive, thin ceiling trusses. They were boxed and finished to match the cabinets, and now they stand out with a presence. Vertical rows of glass block allow sunlight to enter from an adjacent bedroom. Muted colors were chosen to create a quiet, peaceful atmosphere for […]
Gazette Newspaper: “ ‘Designer wins NARI creativity award.’ Glickman transformed this A-frame home inside and out. By substituting columns for load bearing walls, Glickman Design Build created critically-needed expanded living space.” The outside of this family’s home was a rather ordinary A-frame structure, which lacked definition. We saw the potential for that house to be […]
Luxury Homes Magazine: “Glickman is the Wizard of Inner Space.” Gazette Newspaper; Real Estate: “Glickman Design Build recently netted two prizes…an addition to a Potomac home and a luxury bathroom project in Reston, VA…” Potomac Almanac: “Glickman also won an award from the National Association of the Remodeling Industry for the best bathroom remodeling project […]
Frank and Linda had a large, relatively new home in Derwood, MD. They wanted a sunroom off the rear of the family room that was less formal, could house wicker furniture and plants, and could serve as a screened porch during good weather. They also wanted a deck and/or patio to grill, sunbathe, and entertain—and […]
Potomac Life Magazine: “Glickman/Design Build of Rockville won an award for [this project] under the category ‘Best Exterior Remodeling Under $100,000.’ ” Gazette Newspaper; Real Estate: “Glickman Design/Build in Rockville won an award for this screened porch and elevated deck in Potomac from the Montgomery County Builder’s Association under the category ‘Best Exterior Remodeling Under […]
“A traditional house can adapt to all kinds of special requirements,” says remodeler and long-term Potomac resident Russ Glickman. “We’re now seeing more demand for plans that will serve all members of the family, and through all phases of their life. The challenge is in thinking through foreseeable needs, and planning for contingencies.”
This was my renovation experience; from one homeowner to another:
“I had been looking for a company to work with me to remodel my 1938 center-stair colonial home…