Founded in 1984, Christopher P. Williams Architects, PLLC is an award winning firm located in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire. Our philosophy is to provide comprehensive professional services in an efficient and environmentally appropriate manner. Our goals include crafting high quality designs that are a direct response to building-user needs, that reflect budgetary prudence, and that are conceived to minimize environmental impact, all of which ultimately provide for long-term client satisfaction.
Many of our projects include additions or renovations to an existing home. The addition may include adding a master bedroom suite, or enhancing and updating an entire home. Many of our addition/renovation projects include historic buildings that require a keen eye toward preservation. Whatever you may be thinking of doing to your home, we can help! This home achieved a LEED Platinum rating by: efficiency in materials, high energy performance, lower water usage, recycled, local and FSC products and low/no irrigation landscaping that will be left to 'naturalize'.
Our commercial projects include art galleries, restaurants, office buildings, financial institutions, libraries and special facilities including the Tin Mountain Conservation Center and the Squam Lakes Natural Science Center. Whether your project will encompass a new building or historic restoration and reuse of an older building -- we can help guide you through the entire construction process.
This is an article in "Old House" magazine featuring a spectacular Norwegian house located in Maine. Our firm consulted with the owners prior to work being done on the sod roof. We have experience building homes like this in New Hampshire. https:// www.oldhouseonli ne.com/ house-tours/ norwegian-house- maine
This is a handmade Pileated Woodpecker weathervane crafted by Tom Sleeper of Sleeper Welding in Belmont. He has done some exceptional custom work for several clients. This is jaw dropping.
This unique 1929 seasonal cottage had significant rot and structural issues. Working with the Town and the State, it was agreed that the footprint of the building was grandfathered in the setback. The building footprint was moved to meet the sideline setback and allowed a fully compliant addition to...
One of our waterfront projects recently won the Bronze Award from Qualified Remodeler magazine. The contractor, Klason Fine Woodworking did an excellent job. https:// www.qualifiedrem odeler.com/ historic-renovat ion-4/
The latest issue of New Hampshire Home features one of our projects. https:// read.nhhomemagaz ine.com/nhhome/ 2020/06/s1/ #?page=57&dpg=1
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