ABOUT THIS PROJECT
What: A two-story renovation and attic expansion of a 1905 Colonial Revival home.
Size of remodeled and rebuilt areas: 1,156 square feet on the main floor and 660 square feet on the second floor.
Design team: Architect and project designer Todd Hansen, with Laura Cayere King and Ryan Fish, Albertsson Hansen Architecture, Minneapolis; www.aharchitecture.com, 612-823-0233.
Contractor: Harry Jensen, Harry Jensen Construction, Minneapolis.
See a photo gallery at: startribune.com/aiahomes.
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