Murdock Solon Architects completed a renovation and addition to a historic home in the classic enclave of Tuxedo Park. The community, having been founded as a recreational retreat for the Gilded Age, still boasts one of the region's greatest repositories of late 19th-century residential architecture. This house, originally designed by celebrated and influential 18th-century architect (and father of Emily Post) Bruce Price, remained largely intact but was in need of some updates.

The design strives to honor and respect the historic compact and traditional character of the original cottage and modernize the residence in a contextual and conventional way. A new garage is provided sunken into the landscape, so as not to be visible.

The addition also contains a gym, mud room, wine cellar, and new kitchen, providing needed modern services but that are contained within the historic architecture.