The Banks Development Co.

Her bath and dressing room.

Side porch view through to the rear garden folly.

In Kenwood, custom stained gate, reclaimed brick riser steps and garden walls with rock face edged bluestone caps.

Our Gibson Island house on the heirloom edition book cover due out June 12:

New England Coastal, Homes That Tell A Story. Published by Monacelli.

“Our vision is to create a new standard for custom homes to be both passive in their demands on their environment and community, and active in their influence on the well being of their inhabitants.”
– Hutker Architects

Featured in the Spring Issue of Rue Magazine. New, custom house with reclaimed brick and an Alaskan yellow cedar roof, located in Kenwood, Chevy Chase, Maryland.

Recently completed custom house in the proposed Chevy Chase Historic District of Washington DC.

Entertainment room with wide plank, whitewashed wood floors and a dropped ceiling with plaster detailing. 11 ft tall at the perimeter ceiling and 12 ft tall at the recessed center ceilings.

Music room with Benjamin Moore High Gloss paint on millwork and ceiling. Wet bar with an integrated Scottsman icemaker, Subzero fridge, Miele dishwasher.

Recently completed custom home with solid, live-sawn white oak floors with hand scraped edging.

A view from the kitchen through to the kitchen dining room.

Side covered porch entry brings natural light into the side hall stairwell through a steel and glass door and sidelites.

New feature article “Outside the Box” in the Fall issue of Chesapeake Views magazine… showcases this special project recently completed on the Magothy River on Gibson Island.

New feature article “Outside the Box” in the Fall issue of Chesapeake Views magazine… discusses this special project which we recently completed on the Magothy River on Gibson Island.

Golden Hour.

Family room in the treetops.






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Detached garage with operable bi-fold shutters.

Recently completed custom house in Bethesda, Maryland.

Exterior walls are hard coat cementitious stucco on masonry articulated with Indiana limestone trim and punctuated by tall French doors and casement windows, terminating in a slate mansard roof with arched windows.





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Floating powder room clad in white oak paneling with no exposed fasteners.

Summer kitchen with soapstone. Apply mineral oil regularly to develop a deeper, darker, enhanced patina and to help blend in scratches.

Heated kitchen floor with tumbled 18” x 30” grey limestone.

Plaster detailing and a dropped 11 ft ceiling.


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Hardscape with mixed materials. Limestone is Buff with Bush hammer finish/texture. Cobblestone is reclaimed sandstone. Bluestone is Select color. Stair treads and borders are thermal grade bluestone. Retaining walls are Ramon brown building stone.

First floor office off kitchen.


David Jones Architects

Passage way from breakfast room to entry foyer.


David Jones Architects

Full renovation, underpinning, and additions for this Historic Chevy Chase Village home built in 1908.




Architect: David Jones

First floor reading nook.