HISTORICAL CONCEPTSSIGHT SEEINGHOMESCOMMUNITIESPROFILEPEOPLEINSTAGRAM 2020 Charter Award. for the firm’s contribution to the revitalization of historic Senoia, Georgia. Over a 15 year period, Historical Concepts served the city and private developers. with an array of planning and architectural initiatives, in an effort. to reclaim and protect the small town’s identity and encourage

compatible growth.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

A traditional architecture and planning firm based in Atlanta and New York. Our timeless designs capture the spirit of the past while fully embracing the present.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Our Team. EVERY MEMBER of the Historical Concepts team is dedicated to perpetuating the ideals of classical and traditional design, yet each brings a unique set of experiences, inspirations, and talents to the firm. These diverse perspectives, along with a collaborative and supportive atmosphere, provide for a high level of synergy and

teamwork.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Throughout the main dwelling, touches of reclaimed wood with a weathered patina sets a rustic-meets-refined tone. This eclectic use of materials provides a backdrop where traditional antiques and contemporary art are equally at home. ILLUMINATED BY A LARGE METAL-FRAMED SKYLIGHT, vestiges of white paint give the kitchen ceiling a soft patina.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Revisiting the Caretaker’s Cottage. BUILT IN THE 1930s BY HENRY FORD at his winter retreat near Savannah, this former caretaker’s cottage had been abandoned for decades. Historical Concepts consulted on the restoration of the primitive, 800 square foot cottage for clients who were compelled to save it from demolition and preserve Ford’s

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

A PORTE-COCHÈRE connects Serenity’s main house with its carriage house, designed in the form of an equestrian stable. Traditional carriage tracks extend through the latticed structure and over a footbridge to a private island. TWO BUNKIES sit on the island, primitive Lowcountry cottages that welcome guests.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

A RURAL SPORTING PRESERVE located between Savannah and Charleston, the centerpiece of this property is a circa 1914 farmhouse that was relocated to the site, uninhabitable when discovered but possessing an innate history that would add an immediate and authentic patina to the

estate.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

INSPIRED BY SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL ARCHITECTURE, this central Florida estate celebrates its subtropical setting. Composed of a formal main home, a carriage house with guest quarters above, a pool cabana, a formal rose garden, and a vine covered pergola, the estate captures the drama of early twentieth century architecture in the

region. The

CLOSE TO HOME: DECATUR, GA The focal point of the Decatur Square is the courthouse, originally constructed in 1898. The current courthouse dates to 1917, but is actually the 5 th one built on the site; several earlier buildings succumbed to fires. Today’s courthouse features ornate Corinthian

columns and

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Designed and constructed in just nine months, the first phase of the complex was funded by $9 million in municipal bonds and is a successful example of brownfield re-development at the small town level. The campus currently houses Fairburn’s administrative offices and serves as the Atlanta campus of Georgia Military College and

Brenau University.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTSSIGHT SEEINGHOMESCOMMUNITIESPROFILEPEOPLEINSTAGRAM 2020 Charter Award. for the firm’s contribution to the revitalization of historic Senoia, Georgia. Over a 15 year period, Historical Concepts served the city and private developers. with an array of planning and architectural initiatives, in an effort. to reclaim and protect the small town’s identity and encourage

compatible growth.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

A traditional architecture and planning firm based in Atlanta and New York. Our timeless designs capture the spirit of the past while fully embracing the present.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Our Team. EVERY MEMBER of the Historical Concepts team is dedicated to perpetuating the ideals of classical and traditional design, yet each brings a unique set of experiences, inspirations, and talents to the firm. These diverse perspectives, along with a collaborative and supportive atmosphere, provide for a high level of synergy and

teamwork.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Throughout the main dwelling, touches of reclaimed wood with a weathered patina sets a rustic-meets-refined tone. This eclectic use of materials provides a backdrop where traditional antiques and contemporary art are equally at home. ILLUMINATED BY A LARGE METAL-FRAMED SKYLIGHT, vestiges of white paint give the kitchen ceiling a soft patina.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Revisiting the Caretaker’s Cottage. BUILT IN THE 1930s BY HENRY FORD at his winter retreat near Savannah, this former caretaker’s cottage had been abandoned for decades. Historical Concepts consulted on the restoration of the primitive, 800 square foot cottage for clients who were compelled to save it from demolition and preserve Ford’s

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

A PORTE-COCHÈRE connects Serenity’s main house with its carriage house, designed in the form of an equestrian stable. Traditional carriage tracks extend through the latticed structure and over a footbridge to a private island. TWO BUNKIES sit on the island, primitive Lowcountry cottages that welcome guests.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

A RURAL SPORTING PRESERVE located between Savannah and Charleston, the centerpiece of this property is a circa 1914 farmhouse that was relocated to the site, uninhabitable when discovered but possessing an innate history that would add an immediate and authentic patina to the

estate.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

INSPIRED BY SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL ARCHITECTURE, this central Florida estate celebrates its subtropical setting. Composed of a formal main home, a carriage house with guest quarters above, a pool cabana, a formal rose garden, and a vine covered pergola, the estate captures the drama of early twentieth century architecture in the

region. The

CLOSE TO HOME: DECATUR, GA The focal point of the Decatur Square is the courthouse, originally constructed in 1898. The current courthouse dates to 1917, but is actually the 5 th one built on the site; several earlier buildings succumbed to fires. Today’s courthouse features ornate Corinthian

columns and

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Designed and constructed in just nine months, the first phase of the complex was funded by $9 million in municipal bonds and is a successful example of brownfield re-development at the small town level. The campus currently houses Fairburn’s administrative offices and serves as the Atlanta campus of Georgia Military College and

Brenau University.

SIGHT SEEING

Malta. February 8th 2021. Located in the Mediterranean Sea is an archipelago containing the Republic of Malta. To inform his thesis research, Andrew Seago traveled to Malta to study the contrast between city and countryside. Follow along as he explores the island’s rich architectural history and urbanism.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

A traditional architecture and planning firm based in Atlanta and New York. Our timeless designs capture the spirit of the past while fully embracing the present.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS is organized into small teams referred to as studios, each led by a principal of the firm. The talent in each studio ranges from seasoned design professionals to recent graduates selected from the nation’s top traditional architecture programs. A multi-generational firm, our culture of collaboration and mentorship

is our

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

A RURAL SPORTING PRESERVE located between Savannah and Charleston, the centerpiece of this property is a circa 1914 farmhouse that was relocated to the site, uninhabitable when discovered but possessing an innate history that would add an immediate and authentic patina to the

estate.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Unfolding across the site, the exterior has an air of timeless authenticity juxtaposed with interiors that are rooted in the twenty-first century. An open floor plan and stylish furnishings complement the traditional forms and materials, creating a retreat that is classical in detail and contemporary in spirit. STRONG YET

UNDERSTATED DETAILS

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

A PORTE-COCHÈRE connects Serenity’s main house with its carriage house, designed in the form of an equestrian stable. Traditional carriage tracks extend through the latticed structure and over a footbridge to a private island. TWO BUNKIES sit on the island, primitive Lowcountry cottages that welcome guests. FOREST HILLS, NEW YORK Destination: Forest Hills, Queens, New York. Conceived as a garden city, Forest Hills was created to preserve the idea of “country living in the city” with its Tudor-style buildings and park-like settings in stark contrast to living in NYC’s cramped flats. A few share their impressions of the area, reflecting on how it resonates

with them.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Designed and constructed in just nine months, the first phase of the complex was funded by $9 million in municipal bonds and is a successful example of brownfield re-development at the small town level. The campus currently houses Fairburn’s administrative offices and serves as the Atlanta campus of Georgia Military College and

Brenau University.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Columbus, Georgia. OLD TOWN, LOCATED IN COLUMBUS, GEORGIA is an emerging development inspired by traditional towns of the American South. This new community offers a mixture of uses arranged in a walkable pattern, modeled on the historic districts and neighborhoods of nearby Pine Mountain, LaGrange, Locust Grove, and Newnan, Georgia.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Historical Concepts provided multiple prototype plans for the homes in Wilson Village that complemented the character of the commercial and civic buildings they had designed. With prototype plans available, the developer was able to quickly transition property sales into built product, build sales momentum, and expedite the emergence of the HISTORICAL CONCEPTSSIGHT SEEINGHOMESCOMMUNITIESPROFILEPEOPLEINSTAGRAM 2020 Charter Award. for the firm’s contribution to the revitalization of historic Senoia, Georgia. Over a 15 year period, Historical Concepts served the city and private developers. with an array of planning and architectural initiatives, in an effort. to reclaim and protect the small town’s identity and encourage

compatible growth.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

A traditional architecture and planning firm based in Atlanta and New York. Our timeless designs capture the spirit of the past while fully embracing the present.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

The name HISTORICAL CONCEPTS is a summary of the firm’s design philosophy and further symbolizes a desire for the body of work to take precedent over the individual. Each principal at Historical Concepts began his architectural career as an intern with the firm and is vested in its longevity and its legacy. With a multi-generational

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Revisiting the Caretaker’s Cottage. BUILT IN THE 1930s BY HENRY FORD at his winter retreat near Savannah, this former caretaker’s cottage had been abandoned for decades. Historical Concepts consulted on the restoration of the primitive, 800 square foot cottage for clients who were compelled to save it from demolition and preserve Ford’s

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

A RURAL SPORTING PRESERVE located between Savannah and Charleston, the centerpiece of this property is a circa 1914 farmhouse that was relocated to the site, uninhabitable when discovered but possessing an innate history that would add an immediate and authentic patina to the

estate.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Throughout the main dwelling, touches of reclaimed wood with a weathered patina sets a rustic-meets-refined tone. This eclectic use of materials provides a backdrop where traditional antiques and contemporary art are equally at home. ILLUMINATED BY A LARGE METAL-FRAMED SKYLIGHT, vestiges of white paint give the kitchen ceiling a soft patina.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

THIS GRACIOUS, 14,000 SQUARE FOOT RESIDENCE draws heavily from the Beaux-Arts examples of New York and Newport, Rhode Island. Rather than deriving its aesthetic strength solely from elaborate and monumental decoration, this estate draws additional appeal from more subtle and refined classical elements similar to those found in the homes of Northern Italy and Central Europe.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Columbus, Georgia. OLD TOWN, LOCATED IN COLUMBUS, GEORGIA is an emerging development inspired by traditional towns of the American South. This new community offers a mixture of uses arranged in a walkable pattern, modeled on the historic districts and neighborhoods of nearby Pine Mountain, LaGrange, Locust Grove, and Newnan, Georgia.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

INSPIRED BY SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL ARCHITECTURE, this central Florida estate celebrates its subtropical setting. Composed of a formal main home, a carriage house with guest quarters above, a pool cabana, a formal rose garden, and a vine covered pergola, the estate captures the drama of early twentieth century architecture in the

region. The

CLOSE TO HOME: DECATUR, GA The focal point of the Decatur Square is the courthouse, originally constructed in 1898. The current courthouse dates to 1917, but is actually the 5 th one built on the site; several earlier buildings succumbed to fires. Today’s courthouse features ornate Corinthian

columns and

HISTORICAL CONCEPTSSIGHT SEEINGHOMESCOMMUNITIESPROFILEPEOPLEINSTAGRAM 2020 Charter Award. for the firm’s contribution to the revitalization of historic Senoia, Georgia. Over a 15 year period, Historical Concepts served the city and private developers. with an array of planning and architectural initiatives, in an effort. to reclaim and protect the small town’s identity and encourage

compatible growth.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

A traditional architecture and planning firm based in Atlanta and New York. Our timeless designs capture the spirit of the past while fully embracing the present.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

The name HISTORICAL CONCEPTS is a summary of the firm’s design philosophy and further symbolizes a desire for the body of work to take precedent over the individual. Each principal at Historical Concepts began his architectural career as an intern with the firm and is vested in its longevity and its legacy. With a multi-generational

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Revisiting the Caretaker’s Cottage. BUILT IN THE 1930s BY HENRY FORD at his winter retreat near Savannah, this former caretaker’s cottage had been abandoned for decades. Historical Concepts consulted on the restoration of the primitive, 800 square foot cottage for clients who were compelled to save it from demolition and preserve Ford’s

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

A RURAL SPORTING PRESERVE located between Savannah and Charleston, the centerpiece of this property is a circa 1914 farmhouse that was relocated to the site, uninhabitable when discovered but possessing an innate history that would add an immediate and authentic patina to the

estate.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Throughout the main dwelling, touches of reclaimed wood with a weathered patina sets a rustic-meets-refined tone. This eclectic use of materials provides a backdrop where traditional antiques and contemporary art are equally at home. ILLUMINATED BY A LARGE METAL-FRAMED SKYLIGHT, vestiges of white paint give the kitchen ceiling a soft patina.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

THIS GRACIOUS, 14,000 SQUARE FOOT RESIDENCE draws heavily from the Beaux-Arts examples of New York and Newport, Rhode Island. Rather than deriving its aesthetic strength solely from elaborate and monumental decoration, this estate draws additional appeal from more subtle and refined classical elements similar to those found in the homes of Northern Italy and Central Europe.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Columbus, Georgia. OLD TOWN, LOCATED IN COLUMBUS, GEORGIA is an emerging development inspired by traditional towns of the American South. This new community offers a mixture of uses arranged in a walkable pattern, modeled on the historic districts and neighborhoods of nearby Pine Mountain, LaGrange, Locust Grove, and Newnan, Georgia.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

INSPIRED BY SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL ARCHITECTURE, this central Florida estate celebrates its subtropical setting. Composed of a formal main home, a carriage house with guest quarters above, a pool cabana, a formal rose garden, and a vine covered pergola, the estate captures the drama of early twentieth century architecture in the

region. The

CLOSE TO HOME: DECATUR, GA The focal point of the Decatur Square is the courthouse, originally constructed in 1898. The current courthouse dates to 1917, but is actually the 5 th one built on the site; several earlier buildings succumbed to fires. Today’s courthouse features ornate Corinthian

columns and

SIGHT SEEING

Malta. February 8th 2021. Located in the Mediterranean Sea is an archipelago containing the Republic of Malta. To inform his thesis research, Andrew Seago traveled to Malta to study the contrast between city and countryside. Follow along as he explores the island’s rich architectural history and urbanism.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

A traditional architecture and planning firm based in Atlanta and New York. Our timeless designs capture the spirit of the past while fully embracing the present.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Our Team. EVERY MEMBER of the Historical Concepts team is dedicated to perpetuating the ideals of classical and traditional design, yet each brings a unique set of experiences, inspirations, and talents to the firm. These diverse perspectives, along with a collaborative and supportive atmosphere, provide for a high level of synergy and

teamwork.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

A traditional architecture and planning firm based in Atlanta and New York. Our timeless designs capture the spirit of the past while fully embracing the present. FOREST HILLS, NEW YORK Destination: Forest Hills, Queens, New York. Conceived as a garden city, Forest Hills was created to preserve the idea of “country living in the city” with its Tudor-style buildings and park-like settings in stark contrast to living in NYC’s cramped flats. A few share their impressions of the area, reflecting on how it resonates

with them.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

A PORTE-COCHÈRE connects Serenity’s main house with its carriage house, designed in the form of an equestrian stable. Traditional carriage tracks extend through the latticed structure and over a footbridge to a private island. TWO BUNKIES sit on the island, primitive Lowcountry cottages that welcome guests.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Historical Concepts provided multiple prototype plans for the homes in Wilson Village that complemented the character of the commercial and civic buildings they had designed. With prototype plans available, the developer was able to quickly transition property sales into built product, build sales momentum, and expedite the emergence of the

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Columbus, Georgia. OLD TOWN, LOCATED IN COLUMBUS, GEORGIA is an emerging development inspired by traditional towns of the American South. This new community offers a mixture of uses arranged in a walkable pattern, modeled on the historic districts and neighborhoods of nearby Pine Mountain, LaGrange, Locust Grove, and Newnan, Georgia.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Designed and constructed in just nine months, the first phase of the complex was funded by $9 million in municipal bonds and is a successful example of brownfield re-development at the small town level. The campus currently houses Fairburn’s administrative offices and serves as the Atlanta campus of Georgia Military College and

Brenau University.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Historical Concepts created Historic District Design Guidelines as a tool for preserving the character of downtown Senoia. This illustrative regulatory document and a city ordinance foster appropriate architectural responses to new construction within the historic district boundaries, including the revitalization of Main

Street.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTSSIGHT SEEINGHOMESCOMMUNITIESPROFILEPEOPLEINSTAGRAM 2020 Charter Award. for the firm’s contribution to the revitalization of historic Senoia, Georgia. Over a 15 year period, Historical Concepts served the city and private developers. with an array of planning and architectural initiatives, in an effort. to reclaim and protect the small town’s identity and encourage

compatible growth.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

A traditional architecture and planning firm based in Atlanta and New York. Our timeless designs capture the spirit of the past while fully embracing the present.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

The name HISTORICAL CONCEPTS is a summary of the firm’s design philosophy and further symbolizes a desire for the body of work to take precedent over the individual. Each principal at Historical Concepts began his architectural career as an intern with the firm and is vested in its longevity and its legacy. With a multi-generational

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Revisiting the Caretaker’s Cottage. BUILT IN THE 1930s BY HENRY FORD at his winter retreat near Savannah, this former caretaker’s cottage had been abandoned for decades. Historical Concepts consulted on the restoration of the primitive, 800 square foot cottage for clients who were compelled to save it from demolition and preserve Ford’s

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

A RURAL SPORTING PRESERVE located between Savannah and Charleston, the centerpiece of this property is a circa 1914 farmhouse that was relocated to the site, uninhabitable when discovered but possessing an innate history that would add an immediate and authentic patina to the

estate.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Throughout the main dwelling, touches of reclaimed wood with a weathered patina sets a rustic-meets-refined tone. This eclectic use of materials provides a backdrop where traditional antiques and contemporary art are equally at home. ILLUMINATED BY A LARGE METAL-FRAMED SKYLIGHT, vestiges of white paint give the kitchen ceiling a soft patina.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

THIS GRACIOUS, 14,000 SQUARE FOOT RESIDENCE draws heavily from the Beaux-Arts examples of New York and Newport, Rhode Island. Rather than deriving its aesthetic strength solely from elaborate and monumental decoration, this estate draws additional appeal from more subtle and refined classical elements similar to those found in the homes of Northern Italy and Central Europe.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

INSPIRED BY SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL ARCHITECTURE, this central Florida estate celebrates its subtropical setting. Composed of a formal main home, a carriage house with guest quarters above, a pool cabana, a formal rose garden, and a vine covered pergola, the estate captures the drama of early twentieth century architecture in the

region. The

CLOSE TO HOME: DECATUR, GA The focal point of the Decatur Square is the courthouse, originally constructed in 1898. The current courthouse dates to 1917, but is actually the 5 th one built on the site; several earlier buildings succumbed to fires. Today’s courthouse features ornate Corinthian

columns and

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Designed and constructed in just nine months, the first phase of the complex was funded by $9 million in municipal bonds and is a successful example of brownfield re-development at the small town level. The campus currently houses Fairburn’s administrative offices and serves as the Atlanta campus of Georgia Military College and

Brenau University.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTSSIGHT SEEINGHOMESCOMMUNITIESPROFILEPEOPLEINSTAGRAM 2020 Charter Award. for the firm’s contribution to the revitalization of historic Senoia, Georgia. Over a 15 year period, Historical Concepts served the city and private developers. with an array of planning and architectural initiatives, in an effort. to reclaim and protect the small town’s identity and encourage

compatible growth.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

A traditional architecture and planning firm based in Atlanta and New York. Our timeless designs capture the spirit of the past while fully embracing the present.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

The name HISTORICAL CONCEPTS is a summary of the firm’s design philosophy and further symbolizes a desire for the body of work to take precedent over the individual. Each principal at Historical Concepts began his architectural career as an intern with the firm and is vested in its longevity and its legacy. With a multi-generational

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Revisiting the Caretaker’s Cottage. BUILT IN THE 1930s BY HENRY FORD at his winter retreat near Savannah, this former caretaker’s cottage had been abandoned for decades. Historical Concepts consulted on the restoration of the primitive, 800 square foot cottage for clients who were compelled to save it from demolition and preserve Ford’s

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

A RURAL SPORTING PRESERVE located between Savannah and Charleston, the centerpiece of this property is a circa 1914 farmhouse that was relocated to the site, uninhabitable when discovered but possessing an innate history that would add an immediate and authentic patina to the

estate.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Throughout the main dwelling, touches of reclaimed wood with a weathered patina sets a rustic-meets-refined tone. This eclectic use of materials provides a backdrop where traditional antiques and contemporary art are equally at home. ILLUMINATED BY A LARGE METAL-FRAMED SKYLIGHT, vestiges of white paint give the kitchen ceiling a soft patina.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

THIS GRACIOUS, 14,000 SQUARE FOOT RESIDENCE draws heavily from the Beaux-Arts examples of New York and Newport, Rhode Island. Rather than deriving its aesthetic strength solely from elaborate and monumental decoration, this estate draws additional appeal from more subtle and refined classical elements similar to those found in the homes of Northern Italy and Central Europe.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

INSPIRED BY SPANISH COLONIAL REVIVAL ARCHITECTURE, this central Florida estate celebrates its subtropical setting. Composed of a formal main home, a carriage house with guest quarters above, a pool cabana, a formal rose garden, and a vine covered pergola, the estate captures the drama of early twentieth century architecture in the

region. The

CLOSE TO HOME: DECATUR, GA The focal point of the Decatur Square is the courthouse, originally constructed in 1898. The current courthouse dates to 1917, but is actually the 5 th one built on the site; several earlier buildings succumbed to fires. Today’s courthouse features ornate Corinthian

columns and

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Designed and constructed in just nine months, the first phase of the complex was funded by $9 million in municipal bonds and is a successful example of brownfield re-development at the small town level. The campus currently houses Fairburn’s administrative offices and serves as the Atlanta campus of Georgia Military College and

Brenau University.

SIGHT SEEING

Malta. February 8th 2021. Located in the Mediterranean Sea is an archipelago containing the Republic of Malta. To inform his thesis research, Andrew Seago traveled to Malta to study the contrast between city and countryside. Follow along as he explores the island’s rich architectural history and urbanism.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Our Team. EVERY MEMBER of the Historical Concepts team is dedicated to perpetuating the ideals of classical and traditional design, yet each brings a unique set of experiences, inspirations, and talents to the firm. These diverse perspectives, along with a collaborative and supportive atmosphere, provide for a high level of synergy and

teamwork.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

A traditional architecture and planning firm based in Atlanta and New York. Our timeless designs capture the spirit of the past while fully embracing the present.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

A traditional architecture and planning firm based in Atlanta and New York. Our timeless designs capture the spirit of the past while fully embracing the present. FOREST HILLS, NEW YORK Destination: Forest Hills, Queens, New York. Conceived as a garden city, Forest Hills was created to preserve the idea of “country living in the city” with its Tudor-style buildings and park-like settings in stark contrast to living in NYC’s cramped flats. A few share their impressions of the area, reflecting on how it resonates

with them.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Unfolding across the site, the exterior has an air of timeless authenticity juxtaposed with interiors that are rooted in the twenty-first century. An open floor plan and stylish furnishings complement the traditional forms and materials, creating a retreat that is classical in detail and contemporary in spirit. STRONG YET

UNDERSTATED DETAILS

MONTICELLO – SIGHT SEEING The watercolor above is an architectural rendering by Jacques, completed after his travels to Paris and Virginia, illustrating a selection of Thomas Jefferson’s designs and some of the French buildings that influenced his work. The design of Thomas Jefferson’s first Monticello, seen here in a model, was largely complete at the

time of his

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

A PORTE-COCHÈRE connects Serenity’s main house with its carriage house, designed in the form of an equestrian stable. Traditional carriage tracks extend through the latticed structure and over a footbridge to a private island. TWO BUNKIES sit on the island, primitive Lowcountry cottages that welcome guests.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Designed and constructed in just nine months, the first phase of the complex was funded by $9 million in municipal bonds and is a successful example of brownfield re-development at the small town level. The campus currently houses Fairburn’s administrative offices and serves as the Atlanta campus of Georgia Military College and

Brenau University.

HISTORICAL CONCEPTS

Columbus, Georgia. OLD TOWN, LOCATED IN COLUMBUS, GEORGIA is an emerging development inspired by traditional towns of the American South. This new community offers a mixture of uses arranged in a walkable pattern, modeled on the historic districts and neighborhoods of nearby Pine Mountain, LaGrange, Locust Grove, and Newnan, Georgia. Historical Concepts ~ Architecture & Planning

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------------------------- ----------        MARCH 2021---------- Historical Concepts received the AIA ATLANTA RESIDENTIAL DESIGN AWARD _in the Single Family Traditional category_ for the design of a new main house on a large estate near Charleston. Weaving a narrative of generational additions and adaptive re-use, Historical Concepts created a main residence composed of three separate structures connected only by outdoor ‘hallways’. -----------         See more of this home via AIA Atlanta

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------------------------- ----------        DECEMBER 2020---------- Historical Concepts was honored with a STANFORD WHITE AWARD from the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art _for the design of “A Village Estate” on Long Island, New York._ This rambling and romantic retreat was inspired by historic country houses of the region. A main house and series of ancillary buildings, interwoven with outdoor rooms and gardens, evoke the feel of a quaint

European village.

------------------------- ----------        JUNE 2020---------- The Congress for New Urbanism (CNU) recognized Historical Concepts with a

2020 CHARTER AWARD

_ for the firm’s contribution to the revitalization of historic

Senoia, Georgia._

Over a 15 year period, Historical Concepts served the city and private

developers

with an array of planning and architectural initiatives, in an effort to reclaim and protect the small town’s identity and encourage

compatible growth.

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