Current Samyn-D'Elia Projects . . . . . . . . .

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Most of the projects on this page are in progress. We have also included recently completed projects,

just to show how they look when they are finished and moved into.

After using "Click here" for images, click again on the images for larger picture and slide show.

A timberframe house on a hillside facing

the mountains in northern New Hampshire;

this home is destined to provide many

years of enjoyment for its owners.

Samyn-D'Elia Architects helps their clients envision

the proposed plan for their home using

3D graphics of the exterior & interior spaces.

Click Here to see some of the 3D images provided.

The house focuses on the use of

energy saving, currently termed "green" features.

Some features include using SIPs panels,

energy efficient windows, low VOC finishes, lots

of natural daylighting along with

energy efficient light fixtures.

Click Here to see photos of the building process..

An icon of the small college town of

Plymouth NH, the old Plymouth Cinema, now

The Flying Monkey Theater is

being renovated into a dinner club/theater.

The theater will feature movies, live performances

and conference facilities with restaurant fare provided

by the Great American Dining family of restaurants.

The renovation pictures show messy construction,

but the end result will be classy dinner club.

Click here for pictures of the "evolution" from

old cinema into The Flying Monkey Theater.

Work on the Hampton Beach State Park

Redevelopment project has begun.

It started with replacing the

existing seawall and is continuing this

year with Phase 1 of the project

by building two new bath houses for the

use of people visiting the beach.

The bath houses, which include outdoor

shade structures, are conveniently

located at two places on the beach;

one south of the Seashell building at

Haverhill Street, and one north of the building

close to the Marine Memorial landmark.

The progress of the redevelopment can be

viewed by clicking here to see pictures.

Mark & Lisa, the owners of this

new timberframe house

took a standard Timberpeg plan and

made a few changes to make it fit exactly to

their needs. Click here to see pictures of the

building progression.

Click here to read Mark & Lisa Olsheskie's

satisfaction with the Timberpeg system and

the whole experience with Timberpeg

and Samyn-D'Elia Architects, including the

recent Spring Open House event they hosted.

Samyn-D'Elia Architects are proud to

be part of the team making the

Belkap Family Medical Center in Meredith, NH

a reality for the community.

This building incorporates green building

features with energy efficient lighting,

mechanical systems & materials.

The Center is specifically designed to provide areas

for physical & occupational therapy, a laboratory

& state-of-the art medical imaging services,

as well as offices for primary care.

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Belknap Family Medical Center - Main Entrance

Belknap Family Medical Center - East Elevation

A new lodge, base area renovations, trail system improvements and renovations to other

infrastrucural elements are the key components

in the changes planned for the Blow Me Down Trails;

located in Corner Brook, New Foundland, Canada.

The Master Plan for the improvements were

prepared by Nordic Group International,

SE Group, and Samyn-D'Elia Architects.

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An historic building, circa 1890,

the former Ashland Schoolhouse is now

undergoing renovation into offices and

facilities for a Head Start program.

Modern mechanical systems,

energy efficient windows & insulation,

and the addition of an elevator

will bring the schoolhouse up to date with

current technologies, but by respecting and

restoring historic details, we are keeping

the true character of the building in place

today and into the future .

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A lakeside home that gives a subdued

curb-side appearance opens up with generous

well-placed energy efficient windows on the

lake side to enjoy the views.

The timberframing detail in the house

is reflected in the eye-catching entry.

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Designed to house 24 students and

provide three residences for faculty, the complex

is in keeping with the Old New England style of architecture found elsewhere on campus

while also achieving LEED certification

(Leadership in Environmental Energy Design).

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This rendering depicts proposed renovations

to the Pease Public Library. The changes to

the library include more space and better use

of existing space, but more importantly,

improved energy efficiency plays a large part

in all the changes proposed. It may look

like a brick and white building, but the savings

in fuel, electricity and the environment

will be very green.

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Proposed renovation and addition

to the North Conway Fire Station.

This stunning house resides on an island

in a New Hampshire Lake.

The entry arch in the carriage house leads

into a courtyard in front of the house.

Photos by John W. Hession .

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A timber frame home on a ski hill features

the most current insulating qualities that deliver

comfort and economical heating and cooling.

With plenty of energy efficient windows, the

mountain views are enjoyed even on the

coldest winter days. The expansive decks hold

the possibility of many hours of summer

leisure under the green canopy.

A new Orthopedic Clinic for Franconia, NH

is currently under construction.

Three orthopedic doctors, recognized for their

specialties in sports medicine, will be

offering a wide range of services;

including MRI's, X-rays, and physical therapy.

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Timberframe homes are being chosen for not only the beauty of the beams in the interior of the house, but also for the exceptional insulating properties of the stress skin panels used on the outside. Click here for more images.

		Awarded the prestigious 2009 "People's Choice" award by The NH American Institute of Architects and featured in NH Home Magazine (Jan./Feb. 2009), this unique lakeside residence retains the traditional lake camp appearance while incorporating a highly energy efficient design that includes Energy Star appliances. Click here for more pictures.

The start of a new Timberpeg house is an exciting to watch. Timberframe buildings have a long history and celebrate the beauty of engineering and underlying the wood structure. Click here to see pictures that are being taken as the construction process unfolds over time.


HAMPTON BEACH STATE PARK PROPOSED DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT
On July 27, 2009, Governor John Lynch celebrated, with a ceremonial signing, a capital budget funding the redevelopment of the state facilities at Hampton Beach State Park. Click here for more information
		The proposed upgrade to the Hampton Beach State Park will include a new Seashell Complex that will offer a state-of -the-art stage, new public and lifeguard facilities and shaded areas for visitors; a new South Beach Visitor Center and bathhouses both at the Marine Memorial and Haverhill beach sites


South Beach Visitor Center Click here for more images		Haverhill Bathhouse Click here for more images


Seashell Complex Click here for more images		Marine Memorial Bathhouses Click here for more images

		A mountain side timberframe home with a ski in - ski out trail at the door and views of the mountains from expansive windows. Click here for more photos of construction progress.

Meredith Village Savings Bank Conceptual Rendering of a new branch in Wolfeboro, NH Click here for more photos of construction progress.