The 37th Street Residence.
3,388 square feet of modern infill on 37th St in Lawrenceville. 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, finished in fall 2024.
A modern infill on a historic block — built to the rhythm of the street.
The site sits on a Lawrenceville parcel where the existing structure had reached the end of its useful life. We worked through demolition and rebuild as a single sequence rather than treating them as separate projects, which kept the schedule tight and the homeowner’s carrying costs predictable.
The new home is 3,388 sq ft with 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. We respected the setback and silhouette of the surrounding houses but pushed the envelope on the elevation — modern cladding, large operable windows where the original would have had punched openings, and an open floor plate that runs front to back without a single load-bearing seam in the way.
Inside is everything you can’t get out of an aging shell — proper insulation, a quartz-island kitchen at the center of the home, light from multiple sides on every floor, and bathrooms with tiled walk-in showers. The mechanical systems are sized for the actual square footage rather than retrofitted into a smaller space.
How it came together.
We talked to other builders before settling on Incline. They were the only ones who walked the Lawrenceville block twice before quoting — and the only ones whose final invoice matched the contract.
