Potomac Overlook

When a Washington, D.C. couple bought a 1940's row house on the highest cliff in Georgetown, they weren't aware that the rear wall was close to tumbling down. Architect Mark McInturff quickly responded to the couple's cry for help and saw an opportunity to make the home stronger, bigger and more livable.

First, he and the builder reinforced the structure with steel beams and piers that descend 60 feet into the earth. After that was complete, the re-build team crafted a new three-story rear addition that would give the couple more living/dining space and an expanded master suite. The result is a stunning blend of building and design, greeting guests with light-filled spacious rooms. Every window offers one-of-a-kind views of the Potomac and nearby Arlington, Virginia.

Guests
Mark McInturff
Mark McInturff Architects
4220 Leeward Place
Bethesda, MD 20816
Phone: 301-229-3705
Fax: 301-229-6380
Website: www.mcinturffarchitects.com

Paul Jeffs
Builder, Acadia Contractors
6106 Macarthur Blvd.
Bethesda, MD 20816
Phone: (301) 320-6702
Fax: (301) 229-6380

Chris Waters
Technician, Multimedia Solutions
1166 Oak View Dr.
Crownsville, MD 21032
Phone: 301-912-1748
E-mail: chris@mmsolutionsinc.com
Website: www.mmsolutionsinc.com
Also in this Episode

Dream Builders : Episode DRB-1003
•	Gnome House
•	Ocean Tower
•	Potomac Overlook
•	Honor Mansion
•	Wood Art