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2023 Home of the Month Look Book

View the 43 submissions to the 2023–2024 Home of the Month series, a collaboration between AIA Minnesota and the Star Tribune. The 12 projects selected for the program are indicated with a red corner ribbon. Learn more at www.aia-mn.org/get-involved/committees/residential-architecture/home-month.

View the 43 submissions to the 2023–2024 Home of the Month series, a collaboration between AIA Minnesota and the Star Tribune. The 12 projects selected for the program are indicated with a red corner ribbon. Learn more at www.aia-mn.org/get-involved/committees/residential-architecture/home-month.

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Cape Cod Transformed | Remodel

The homeowners were on the hunt for a home with one-level living and

space enough for the whole family at the holidays. Working within the

confines of an Edina Cape Cod’s existing footprint and respecting the

existing symmetry created by regular window placement, the architects

rearranged the home’s main level to open up dark, disconnected spaces

for relaxed modern living. The kitchen moved to a sitting room while the

once-isolated dining room now sits in the heart of the home.

Photos: Scott Amundson

The original dining room became a study with a wall of built-in

shelving. The living room now connects to the rest of the home and is

comfortable and filled with shared light. The entry is lightened by the

slatted wood-screen wall along the stairs, the generous connection to

the dining room, and a new door with sidelights. The only new space is

a screen porch, added to increase summertime enjoyment of the yard.

The porch ties the main living spaces together and is now one of the

most-used spots in the home well into the colder seasons.

Rehkamp Larson Architects

rehkamplarson.com • (612) 285-7275

Design team: Jean Rehkamp Larson, AIA; Anders Matney, AIA

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