The architect has, with sensitivity and humor, remodeled an early twentieth-century cottage and brought it into the Postmodern world. The porch with pediment and columns has the atmosphere of a primitive hut in a folly that one might come upon in an eighteenth-century English or French Picturesque garden. The columns' capitals are mirrored boxes and the metal standing-seam roof is bright blue.
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