Wentworth, Inc. in the News: A Small-Scale Estate in McLean, VA

December 2010, Viva Tysons

Wentworth, Inc. transformed a 3-bedroom, 2-1/2 bath brick rambler in Mclean, VA into a stunning neo-craftsman style contemporary with outbuildings. The owners, who, according to Bruce Wentworth, AIA, "were looking for a wholesale makeover of the entire property - one with clearly differentiated architecture," got exactly what they desired - and then some. Their property is now a small-scale estate that is evidence of the importance of a good marriage between form and function. For more on this project, check out John Byrd's story, "Neo-Craftsman Style Architecture Transforms McLean Rambler Into Distinctive, Small-Scale Estate," in the December 2010 issue of Viva Tysons.

Before and After: A Dramatic Transformation

Wentworth, Inc. Wins Two 2010 NARI Capital CotY Awards!

On January 29th at the Westin Alexandria in Alexandria, Virginia, the National Assocation of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) Metro DC Chapter awarded Wentworth, Inc. two awards: the 2010 Capital CotY Grand Prize in Residential Exteriors and the 2010 Capital CotY Finalist Prize in Residential Interiors.

Wentworth, Inc.'s Steven Barnard,
Accepts the Capital CotY Grand Prize Award

Wentworth, Inc.'s President, Bruce Wentworth, AIA, and Production Manager, Steven Barnard, were in attendance to accept the awards. "The Capital CotY Awards are the highest honor in the remodeling industry," said Bruce Wentworth. "Wentworth, Inc. is thrilled to be among the winners of the 2010 Capital CotY Awards."

The 2010 Capital CotY Grand Prize in Residential Exteriors went to a spectacular remodel of a 1960s home in Silver Spring, MD. The finished project is a stunning transformation of the home's front facade, resulting in a home that is sophisticated and modern.

2010 Captial CotY Grand Prize Winner, Residential Exteriors

The 2010 Capital CotY Finalist Prize in the high competitive Residential Interiors Category was awarded to Wentworth, Inc. for a dramatic reconfiguration of interior space. A 1980s Chevy Chase, MD home featuring an outdated and compartmentalized floor plan was given new life in this remodel of a kitchen, adjoining breakfast space, family room, and laundry room.

2010 Capital CotY Finalist, Residential Interiors

Award-winners spanned over 30 categories ranging from "Best Green Home Construction to Best Bathrooms under $30,000." Eighteen Maryland companies took home 30 CotY awards, and Wentworth, Inc. is honored to be included in a group as talented as the firms belonging to the NARI Metro DC Chapter.

For more information about the winning projects or to discuss a future home remodeling project, contact us via email at bwentworth@wentworthstudio.com or via phone 240-395-0705 Ext. 100. For more information on NARI and NARI members, please visit http://www.narimetrodc.org/.

About NARI Metro DC: This Metro DC Chapter of the National Assocation of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) is comprised of 500 remodeling companies. Membership in this organization ensures that member companies adhere to a strict code of ethics and professionalism. Membership is comprised of full-service contractors, design-build firms, manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, subcontractors, and other profressionals who work in the remodeling industry.