Season 4 Ep. 4
Timothy S. Adams, AIA
Timothy Adams is renowned as a classical residential architect, and his practice spans vernaculars and centuries. Architectural inspiration and interpretations include the Cotswolds; a French chateau; a Moroccan retreat; and a Federal farmhouse, with each specifically created for that client and place, and featured in his new monograph, “Tradition Made New.”
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Who else has designed a pigeonnier as a wine cellar? Or created Downton Abbey in the middle of a bustling American city? Who else can replicate a Moroccan oasis replete by the beach, or created a Federal-inspired stone farmhouse in Kentucky?
Most unusually, what other architect honors a client’s wishes to “design a smaller house that blends into the natural landscape?”
Speaking with Tim Adams, Founder of T.S. Adams Studio Architects, reveals his innate ability to listen to his clients and interpret their dreams.
