Noquochoke Village
DBVW Architects worked with a non-profit housing developer, The Community Builders, to create 50 units of new affordable housing in seven buildings in this coastal Massachusetts town. The sensitive development includes a common building and is designed to reflect the architecture of traditional New England villages. The construction was concentrated on a small portion of a 31-acre parcel of Town-owned land to preserve as much open space as possible and to allow for public walking trails through adjacent wooded areas. A new septic system was carefully designed to have minimal impact on the land in order to preserve the natural environment of the site adjacent to the Westport River
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Doug brings a balanced, contextual perspective to design and project leadership. Since co-founding the firm in 1994, Doug has been working closely with both public and private-sector clients to help create responsible, forward thinking development in cities and towns throughout the Northeast. Doug’s experience with historic, low income, and new market tax credits has helped numerous important projects move forward and has solidified many long-term client relationships. His love of fishing consumes a great deal of his free time, as do his three sons, and you will often find them together on Narragansett Bay chasing striped bass.