Mid-Century Modern Architecture, Peterborough, NH
If you want to incorporate mid-century modern architecture into your design, Paul B. Clark can help you do just that.
One of the most popular styles of architecture is mid-century modern architecture. This style takes its name from the time when it rose to popularity—namely, the 1930s through the 1960s—and it is characterized by clean lines, large windows, muted curves, and open floor plans. This era of architecture also saw an emphasis on functionality in design, which was paired with a lack of ornamentation. In addition, many examples of mid-century modern architecture were designed with complimentary indoor and outdoor living spaces.
Many modern designers, such as Paul B. Clark, Architect, are turning back to these mid-century styles for inspiration for their own designs for a variety of reasons. The sleek, streamlined designs of that era make a refreshing contrast to the excesses of McMansions, and the emphasis on functionality and natural light pair well with today’s focus on sustainability and green living.
If you enjoy mid-century modern architecture and want to incorporate some of its distinguishing characteristics into your home design, Paul is the right person to help you bring that vision to life. He has over 30 years of architectural experience, so you can count on him to deliver the results you deserve.
Paul is proud to serve the community here in Peterborough, New Hampshire, and he wants to help you make your next construction project a success. If you are looking for an architect with experience in designing in the mid-century modern architecture style, just give him a call.
Paul B. Clark, Architect, provides mid-century modern architecture services for clients throughout New Hampshire, including Dublin, Harrisville, Keene, Jaffrey, Milford, Concord, Peterborough, New Castle, Hancock, Manchester, Hampton, Hampton Falls, and Cheshire County, New Hampshire, as well as Boston, Milford, and Worchester, Massachusetts.