A New Home for Douglas VanderHorn Architects

Instead of finding a new office, we created our dream one.

Large two-story shingle-style house with a brown roof and wide porch, ready to welcome the New Year. It features white-trimmed windows, a central staircase leading to the entrance, and a manicured lawn with shrubs. A stone wall borders the front, and theres a sign above the entrance. The sky is clear and blue.

VanderHorn Architects has a new home, right in the heart of downtown Greenwich on West Elm Street. Originally built in 1928, the building has been fully restored to become a state of the art architecture firm, packed with impressive equipment, a new conference room, and even a recreation room with a ping pong table.

A modern conference room, designed by Douglas VanderHorn Architects, features a long wooden table surrounded by six brown leather chairs. Built-in shelves filled with books line the walls, while a large TV screen displays an outdoor scene. Elegant lighting and wood-beamed ceilings add warmth.

Spacious room with a view through open sliding doors revealing a modern study, conceptualized by Douglas VanderHorn Architects. The study boasts a large bookshelf filled with books, brown leather chairs, and wooden ceiling beams. Glass panel doors and windows enhance this elegant new home design.

In a hallway of your new home, a curved wall showcases three rows of framed photos. To the left, a dining area features a wooden table with modern chairs beneath a rectangular pendant light. Large windows bathe the space in natural light. Designed by Douglas VanderHorn Architects, it seamlessly blends elegance and comfort.

A modern, brightly lit office by Douglas VanderHorn Architects features a desk, computer, and chairs. A model building and framed photos adorn the walls. Two blue chairs with a table and flowers sit near the window. Arched doorways and recessed lighting enhance the neutral decor while natural light streams in.

Although this office was built for work, to the employees, the beautifully restored shingle-style house feels like home. Maybe it’s because of Rugby, Doug’s dog that makes his cheerful presence known in every room.

For more details on the renovation of the new VanderHorn Architects office, check out this Greenwich Magazine feature.

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