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An interior window overlooks a sculptural staircase.

Craftsman-style built-ins enliven a fireplace.

A historic condo was revived with rich, classical detailing and millwork.

A screened porch addition features shiplap, beadboard and stone.

One on One with Michael P. Rouse, AIA NCARB

Meet the Architect

Number one priority when designing a new home or addition?
Natural light. Light-filled spaces connect us with nature and foster healthier living environments. We utilize well-placed fenestration to incorporate light and views while keeping glare and direct sun at bay.

What’s the secret to meeting difficult architectural challenges?
History. We synthesize our solutions through the lens of beautiful historic architecture, reviewing precedents that inform our solutions.

What unique talent or skill do you bring to a project?
We listen to our clients and their homes. Each tells an important story, whether it’s about clients’ functional needs or the appropriate scale for an addition. We ensure new spaces relate to the old while keeping clients’ wishes in mind.

MPR Architecture
mprarchitecture.com
202-450-3126

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