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Carriage House

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  • Scope

    Architecture

  • Location

    North Shore, Illinois

  • Type

    Renovation

  • Interior Designer

    Thea Home

  • Photographers

    Hall + Merrick + McCaugherty
    Tessa Neustadt

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Built in the early 1900s for William Wieboldt, a retail tycoon, the Wieboldt Mansion was deeded to a university in 1963 to serve as the president’s residence.

Along with the mansion was a carriage house, which at one time had stored three Packard cars. In order to allow for a more gracious ceiling height and an open modern floor plan, the three stories of the carriage house were converted into two making way for a living room with three large windows where the garage doors once were. A new garage and family room addition ushered the building into the modern era. Careful consideration of the original detailing combined with a modern approach allows the charm and history of the original architecture to blend seamlessly with the bright and spacious interiors. Today, the former carriage house is home to a University Institute for Global Studies.

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Careful consideration of the original detailing combined with a modern approach allows the charm and history of the original architecture to blend seamlessly with the bright and spacious interiors.

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Features and Awards

  • Evanston Preservation and Design Awards 2019