Molly Smith Thompson House, Goldsboro
Renovation/design plans by Meredith College students Sandra Moncada, Donna Ryzinski, and Melissa Wright-Cheek.
Presented May 6, 2010.
1. Molly Smith Thompson House Sandra Moncada Donna Ryzinski Melissa Wright-Cheek ID 244 Spring 2010 Professor Lina Sibert
2. Molly Smith Thompson House 111 N. Virginia Street Goldsboro, NC Price: $19,000 Bedrooms: 5 Bathrooms: 4 Square Feet: 3,804 Year Built: 1901 Architectural Style: Queen Anne (1880-1910)
3. Goal Retain the historic character and integrity of the property while altering it to meet the needs of a modern family
4. General approach: minimal change to existing features Sawn decorative shingling Bracketed cornice roof line Front porch with spindle work Standing-seam tin roof
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6. Distinct differentiation between wall, trim , molding and woodwork and cornicesStair with turned balustrade Spacious, high-ceiling rooms Large first floor bay window Front door transom and sidelights
7. General approach: minimal change to spaces and spatial relationships When changing spaces emphasis was placed on: Bringing back house to its original state Removing walls that had been added through time Keeping the symmetry of the house Parlor, dining room and study where kept intact New construction and materials compatible with the old
18. Furniture Wood – intricately carved; mahogany and walnut Tailored upholstery S- shaped curves Claw foot legs Interior: recreate the Victorian Era but suitable for 21st Century
19. Important Rooms Parlor Reflected success and status of the occupants Main room used for entertaining Contained the most elaborate elements, décor, and furnishings Detailed wallpapered walls and ceiling Luxurious window treatments
20. Important Rooms Dining Room Dark wood paneling below chair rail Wallpapered walls and ceiling Heavy velvet window treatment Large, masculine furniture Soft, ambient lighting Grand floral centerpieces