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When we were asked to perform some interior improvements on this workingman’s bungalow in Madison’s Marquette neighborhood, what we found was a diamond in the rough.

A custom new home designed for the health and longevity of it's owners - and the planet.

TDS worked with the City of Madison Landmarks Commission and the homeowners to create a design that met the standards for working on a landmark site.

This inviting family room addition to a 1930's home allowed this family to continue to grow in the Schenk-Atwood-Starkweather-Yahara neighborhood.

A whole house remodel that provided clean and refined updates to a classic home.

This small bungalow got a new second floor, plus an exterior makeover, while staying true to the original aesthetics of the home.

Preserving Madison’s rich historical and cultural heritage is a passion for the current owners of this historic landmark home.

Maintaining the historic charm of this 1922 Colonial Revival-style home designed by famed Madison architect, Frank Riley, was paramount to the new owners of this home.

Maintaining the historic charm of this 1922 Colonial Revival-style home designed by famed Madison architect, Frank Riley, was paramount to the new owners of this home.

Designed to be 70% more energy efficient than a “code” built house, this exceptional home is also universally designed for accessibility.