by Hill & Harbor Design + Build | Mar 31, 2026 | Completed Projects
In the early 19th century, homes were built for shelter, not for scenery. Windows were small to conserve heat, and layouts were compartmentalized to trap warmth. This historic reality often presents a cruel irony for owners of 1830s homes in East Greenwich: they own a...
by Hill & Harbor Design + Build | Mar 21, 2026 | Completed Projects
In dense historic neighborhoods like Providence, expanding a home often poses a geometric problem: there is simply nowhere to go but up. Homeowners frequently face a choice between sacrificing their limited backyard for a larger kitchen or accepting a cramped layout....
by Hill & Harbor Design + Build | Mar 3, 2026 | Completed Projects
Blackstone Boulevard is one of Providence’s most prestigious addresses, defined by its grand architecture and mature landscapes. However, homes built here in the early 20th century often suffer from a common issue: rigid, segmented floor plans that feel disconnected...
by Hill & Harbor Design + Build | Feb 26, 2026 | Completed Projects
In the world of historic preservation, the line between “updating” and “erasing” is often thin. This is especially true on Providence’s East Side, where homes carry significant architectural lineage. Project Three Thirty, known historically as...
by Hill & Harbor Design + Build | Feb 21, 2026 | Completed Projects
In the world of luxury construction, there is a pervasive myth that high quality requires a slow timeline. Homeowners are often told to expect a 12 to 18-month schedule for a custom build, especially for complex sites on the water. Project Thirty Four in Tiverton...
by Hill & Harbor Design + Build | Feb 19, 2026 | Completed Projects
The allure of the Narragansett coast is the view, but capturing that view often requires building up. For homeowners, this presents a specific challenge: navigating the strict height restrictions and zoning ordinances enforced by local boards and the DEM Coastal...
