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HARDEN HOUSE DOCUMENTATION

Originally built for Judge William D. Harden in 1891, the Harden House was designed by the famous Boston architect, William Gibbons Preston.  Preston was the creator of many prominent buildings in Savannah as well as in the North East. Preston favored working in the Richardsonian Romanesque style, however the Harden house is quite different than the rest of his buildings. It is the only known wooden building with brick foundation he ever built. The AutoCad files seen are of the first floor plan and many beautiful architectural details still found in the home today. 
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  • Home
  • About
  • Resume
  • SCAD
    • Collaboration Studio: The National Trust for Historic Preservation Green Lab
    • The Magazine
    • Nunez Residence: Fireplace Restoration
    • The Evolution of Identity on Broughton Street
    • 803 Whitaker Street
    • The Noble Hardee
    • Savannah: A Map of Perceptions
    • History Through Doorknobs
    • Construction Documentation
    • Harden House Documentation
  • TKA
    • The Waters | The Avenue
    • Logoly State Park Visitor Center
    • 123 W. 7th Street
    • Hempstead County Courthouse
    • Ouachita Children's Center
    • 370 Central Ave.
  • CONSULTING
  • Contact