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Renovation, Brewster Veterinary Hospital
Brewster Veterinary Hospital is a renovated animal hospital in Brewster. Cape Associates updated the building and its approach, so that the facility works for staff, pets and their owners.
The exterior has blue siding with white trim and a round gold-colored medallion in the gable. A stone-edged walkway runs between landscaped beds with hydrangeas and shrubs, and black railings guide visitors up to the entry.
Inside, the reception desk is faced in pale stone-look tile with a mosaic base and a glass tile edge. Open wood shelving behind the desk holds pet supplies, and light wood flooring leads into the waiting room, where a gray bench sits under a bank of windows.
Exam rooms have maple-toned cabinets, white counters and ductless heat pumps on the walls. Staff areas include a workstation with a microscope and wall-mounted monitors, and a small exam room has a colorful cat-climbing shelf on the wall.
The exterior has blue siding with white trim and a round gold-colored medallion in the gable. A stone-edged walkway runs between landscaped beds with hydrangeas and shrubs, and black railings guide visitors up to the entry.
Inside, the reception desk is faced in pale stone-look tile with a mosaic base and a glass tile edge. Open wood shelving behind the desk holds pet supplies, and light wood flooring leads into the waiting room, where a gray bench sits under a bank of windows.
Exam rooms have maple-toned cabinets, white counters and ductless heat pumps on the walls. Staff areas include a workstation with a microscope and wall-mounted monitors, and a small exam room has a colorful cat-climbing shelf on the wall.
Chatham Office, Cape Associates, Chatham, MA
Cape Associates' Chatham office is a cedar-shingled building with steep gables, white trim and a landscaped front walk. Cape Associates built its own Chatham office with SV Design.
Inside, a long central hallway runs past glass-walled offices and a conference room, with wide-plank oak flooring underfoot and framed project photographs along the walls.
Other details visible in the photos:
• A reception area with blue chairs and a work desk
• A staff kitchen with light wood cabinetry and a beverage refrigerator
• An accessible restroom with patterned floor tile
• A hallway stair with cable railing
• An electric vehicle charging station beside the shingled wall
Chatham is known for its working harbor and village center, which suits an office that sits among homes and small businesses. White walls and natural oak floors keep the workspace bright, and the glass partitions let daylight travel from the windows deep into the building.
Inside, a long central hallway runs past glass-walled offices and a conference room, with wide-plank oak flooring underfoot and framed project photographs along the walls.
Other details visible in the photos:
• A reception area with blue chairs and a work desk
• A staff kitchen with light wood cabinetry and a beverage refrigerator
• An accessible restroom with patterned floor tile
• A hallway stair with cable railing
• An electric vehicle charging station beside the shingled wall
Chatham is known for its working harbor and village center, which suits an office that sits among homes and small businesses. White walls and natural oak floors keep the workspace bright, and the glass partitions let daylight travel from the windows deep into the building.
Major Renovation, Lola Mer, Chatham, MA
Architect: Cape Associates Design Team
Lola Mer is a clothing boutique in Chatham. Cape Associates designed and built the renovation of the building, working as its own design team.
The shop is bright and white. White painted floors, walls and trim give a clean backdrop for the clothes, which hang on slim black rails suspended from the ceiling. Rattan pendants hang over the sales floor.
Original details remain, including a staircase with a white railing and a blue front door set into the entry. Built-in white cabinets with a long counter sit under a bank of paned windows, and a wicker screen divides the room.
Fitting rooms are dressed in cream curtains with a window behind each one, and a small seating area with cream chairs and a hide rug makes a spot to sit near the front of the shop. Wide white floorboards and light fixtures tie the rooms together.
Lola Mer is a clothing boutique in Chatham. Cape Associates designed and built the renovation of the building, working as its own design team.
The shop is bright and white. White painted floors, walls and trim give a clean backdrop for the clothes, which hang on slim black rails suspended from the ceiling. Rattan pendants hang over the sales floor.
Original details remain, including a staircase with a white railing and a blue front door set into the entry. Built-in white cabinets with a long counter sit under a bank of paned windows, and a wicker screen divides the room.
Fitting rooms are dressed in cream curtains with a window behind each one, and a small seating area with cream chairs and a hide rug makes a spot to sit near the front of the shop. Wide white floorboards and light fixtures tie the rooms together.
Renovation, The Knack, Hyannis, MA
Cape Associates renovated The Knack in Hyannis, working with B Architecture Studio. The photos show a low, hip-roofed building with black-framed windows and wood and white siding, set behind a planting bed of dune grasses.
Inside, a vaulted wood-slat ceiling carries exposed round ductwork and orange pendant lamps. Banquette seating and wood-topped tables run along the window wall, and the polished concrete floor suits a busy restaurant.
• Ordering counter beneath awnings and the Knack sign
• Orange K logo on the service counter
• Corrugated metal panels at the counter and fireplace wall
• Linear gas fireplace with Adirondack chairs nearby
Outside, the building sits low on its lot, with dark window frames set into wood and white siding and a gray roof. A wide window wall brings daylight into the dining room, and the planted dunes soften the parking edge.
Inside, a vaulted wood-slat ceiling carries exposed round ductwork and orange pendant lamps. Banquette seating and wood-topped tables run along the window wall, and the polished concrete floor suits a busy restaurant.
• Ordering counter beneath awnings and the Knack sign
• Orange K logo on the service counter
• Corrugated metal panels at the counter and fireplace wall
• Linear gas fireplace with Adirondack chairs nearby
Outside, the building sits low on its lot, with dark window frames set into wood and white siding and a gray roof. A wide window wall brings daylight into the dining room, and the planted dunes soften the parking edge.
Major Renovation, Del Mar Vacations, Orleans, MA
Cape Associates carried out the major renovation of the Del Mar Vacations building in Orleans, working with S.A. Architecture. The result is a modern commercial building that stands out among the area's shingled neighbors.
Deep blue horizontal siding covers the upper floors, interrupted by tall windows and vertical wood-toned panels. A concrete base anchors the front, with glass storefront openings at street level.
The interior is a bright, open office. Large windows look out to trees, and the exposed black ductwork and track lighting stay visible overhead. Tall planters with greenery divide the desk areas, and the carpet adds a graphic gray-and-white pattern.
Outside, a wood deck wraps the upper level. It has a railing, outdoor seating and potted plants set against the blue siding, giving staff a place to work or take a break in the open air. Wood-toned panels beside the windows echo the deck boards.
Deep blue horizontal siding covers the upper floors, interrupted by tall windows and vertical wood-toned panels. A concrete base anchors the front, with glass storefront openings at street level.
The interior is a bright, open office. Large windows look out to trees, and the exposed black ductwork and track lighting stay visible overhead. Tall planters with greenery divide the desk areas, and the carpet adds a graphic gray-and-white pattern.
Outside, a wood deck wraps the upper level. It has a railing, outdoor seating and potted plants set against the blue siding, giving staff a place to work or take a break in the open air. Wood-toned panels beside the windows echo the deck boards.
Commodore Inn Renovation, Harwich, MA
The Commodore Inn in Harwich is a traditional Cape Cod inn, and its hand-painted anchor sign tells guests it sits by the beach. Cape Associates renovated the property, which is organized around a courtyard with a swimming pool.
White columns and arched openings frame a long covered porch along the guest wing. Painted railings and a white picket fence border the lawn, and blue umbrellas and pool loungers give the courtyard a classic seaside look.
Inside, the guest rooms are finished in soft, light tones, with painted vanities, window valances and wood-look flooring. The bathrooms shown include white subway tile surrounds and compact painted vanities.
Clipped shrubs, hydrangeas and evergreens soften the walkways, and the main house keeps its gray shingled roof and white trim. A second-floor porch with a white railing looks over the front gardens, and white lattice panels between the columns add a fine-grained detail to the porch.
White columns and arched openings frame a long covered porch along the guest wing. Painted railings and a white picket fence border the lawn, and blue umbrellas and pool loungers give the courtyard a classic seaside look.
Inside, the guest rooms are finished in soft, light tones, with painted vanities, window valances and wood-look flooring. The bathrooms shown include white subway tile surrounds and compact painted vanities.
Clipped shrubs, hydrangeas and evergreens soften the walkways, and the main house keeps its gray shingled roof and white trim. A second-floor porch with a white railing looks over the front gardens, and white lattice panels between the columns add a fine-grained detail to the porch.
Harwich Port Commons
Harwich Port Commons is a mixed-use building in the village of Harwich Port, with shopfronts below and living space above. Cape Associates built it with architect Stony Point Development Group. The exterior mixes gray cedar shingles with white trim and painted columns.
A covered balcony with a white railing overlooks the street, and large storefront windows with dark mullions run along the ground floor, framing the shopfronts.
Upstairs, the residences are finished with wide plank oak floors, painted trim and white walls. One unit has an open living area with French doors and a navy kitchen cabinet run with a beverage cooler.
A wood staircase with white balusters and a stained handrail rises through the building, and a tiled entry hall has wainscot paneling. The kitchens have white cabinets, a navy island and pendant lights, and a laundry closet holds a stacked washer and dryer.
A covered balcony with a white railing overlooks the street, and large storefront windows with dark mullions run along the ground floor, framing the shopfronts.
Upstairs, the residences are finished with wide plank oak floors, painted trim and white walls. One unit has an open living area with French doors and a navy kitchen cabinet run with a beverage cooler.
A wood staircase with white balusters and a stained handrail rises through the building, and a tiled entry hall has wainscot paneling. The kitchens have white cabinets, a navy island and pendant lights, and a laundry closet holds a stacked washer and dryer.
Major Renovation, Emerald Physicians, Falmouth, MA
Cape Associates completed this major renovation for Emerald Physicians, a medical practice in Falmouth, on Cape Cod's southwest corner.
The two-story building has taupe siding, white trim and a covered entry porch with a white railing. A small pedimented portico marks the door, and the practice's logo is on the glass.
Inside, the photos show a working medical office:
• A waiting room with wood-framed chairs and green patterned upholstery
• Check-in windows with wood trim
• A wide corridor with a glass-fronted nurses' station
• An examination room with an exam table and wall-mounted instruments
• Light wood floors in the hallways and soft blue-gray walls
The materials are chosen to feel calm and clean, and the exterior still fits the scale of its Falmouth neighbors. Clear sightlines, wide corridors and durable finishes support daily clinical work, and the soft palette keeps the rooms calm for patients.
The two-story building has taupe siding, white trim and a covered entry porch with a white railing. A small pedimented portico marks the door, and the practice's logo is on the glass.
Inside, the photos show a working medical office:
• A waiting room with wood-framed chairs and green patterned upholstery
• Check-in windows with wood trim
• A wide corridor with a glass-fronted nurses' station
• An examination room with an exam table and wall-mounted instruments
• Light wood floors in the hallways and soft blue-gray walls
The materials are chosen to feel calm and clean, and the exterior still fits the scale of its Falmouth neighbors. Clear sightlines, wide corridors and durable finishes support daily clinical work, and the soft palette keeps the rooms calm for patients.
Dennis Union Church Renovation, Dennis, MA
Cape Associates carried out this renovation of Dennis Union Church in Dennis, Massachusetts, working with Catalyst Architects. The gallery focuses on a commercial-style kitchen built for preparing food in volume.
Stainless steel dominates the room: work tables with lower shelves, a multi-burner range with an exhaust hood, a wall-mounted pot rack and tall reach-in refrigeration. A hanging rail keeps pots and pans within reach.
• Three-compartment sink and a pass-through dishwasher with blue racks
• Exposed copper supply lines under the sink counters
• Blue-gray resilient flooring and white wall panels
• Service window with a white solid-surface counter
Bright ceiling panels light the room evenly, and the serving window ties the kitchen to the adjoining space. The layout moves from refrigeration and prep to cooking and dishwashing, and the open window lets staff see across the room while they work.
Stainless steel dominates the room: work tables with lower shelves, a multi-burner range with an exhaust hood, a wall-mounted pot rack and tall reach-in refrigeration. A hanging rail keeps pots and pans within reach.
• Three-compartment sink and a pass-through dishwasher with blue racks
• Exposed copper supply lines under the sink counters
• Blue-gray resilient flooring and white wall panels
• Service window with a white solid-surface counter
Bright ceiling panels light the room evenly, and the serving window ties the kitchen to the adjoining space. The layout moves from refrigeration and prep to cooking and dishwashing, and the open window lets staff see across the room while they work.
Renovation, Emerald Physicians, Mashpee, MA
Architect: Mark Marinaccio
Emerald Physicians in Mashpee is a medical office that Cape Associates renovated, with architect Mark Marinaccio. The aim of the work was a calm, orderly space for patients and staff, with the practical needs of a working office in mind.
The waiting room has wood-look flooring, upholstered wood-frame chairs and low wood tables. A reception window on the side wall gives staff a clear view of the room. Soft green-gray walls and framed heron artwork add a gentle coastal note.
Down the hall, an exam room is outfitted with an exam table, a wall-mounted computer and built-in cabinetry. Another room shows a white wainscot with a blue chair and a corner workstation beneath a window.
Fluorescent ceiling panels, wide corridors and a bulletin board wall in the waiting area reflect the practical needs of the space. Doors, trim and wall details are kept clean and uncluttered.
Emerald Physicians in Mashpee is a medical office that Cape Associates renovated, with architect Mark Marinaccio. The aim of the work was a calm, orderly space for patients and staff, with the practical needs of a working office in mind.
The waiting room has wood-look flooring, upholstered wood-frame chairs and low wood tables. A reception window on the side wall gives staff a clear view of the room. Soft green-gray walls and framed heron artwork add a gentle coastal note.
Down the hall, an exam room is outfitted with an exam table, a wall-mounted computer and built-in cabinetry. Another room shows a white wainscot with a blue chair and a corner workstation beneath a window.
Fluorescent ceiling panels, wide corridors and a bulletin board wall in the waiting area reflect the practical needs of the space. Doors, trim and wall details are kept clean and uncluttered.
Renovation, Provincetown Fine Arts Center, Provincetown, MA
The Provincetown Fine Arts Center is a compound of buildings that Cape Associates renovated. Its two levels face a shared courtyard and parking area, and the grouped buildings step along the street.
The exterior is natural cedar shingle with white window trim and painted doors. A long upper-level walkway with a wood lattice railing runs the length of the building, supported by diagonal timber brackets. Wood stairs connect it to the ground, and bicycles line the wall at one end.
Planting beds with grasses and shrubs border a stone-dust path, and gravel and pavers cover the courtyard. Light fixtures over the doors keep the walkway lit after dark.
Inside, long corridors have white walls, exposed ductwork and track lighting, and some rooms have transom windows over the doors. Fresh white paint keeps the interior bright, while the cedar outside is left natural.
The exterior is natural cedar shingle with white window trim and painted doors. A long upper-level walkway with a wood lattice railing runs the length of the building, supported by diagonal timber brackets. Wood stairs connect it to the ground, and bicycles line the wall at one end.
Planting beds with grasses and shrubs border a stone-dust path, and gravel and pavers cover the courtyard. Light fixtures over the doors keep the walkway lit after dark.
Inside, long corridors have white walls, exposed ductwork and track lighting, and some rooms have transom windows over the doors. Fresh white paint keeps the interior bright, while the cedar outside is left natural.
Chequessett Chocolate Renovations
Cape Associates carried out renovations for Chequessett Chocolate, a Cape Cod craft chocolate business, in a building finished with deep blue cedar shingles and white trim. A blue sign on white posts announces the shop from the roadside, set among low plantings.
Inside, the retail room is lined with open shelving that holds chocolate, tea, pottery and gifts. Cafe tables and wooden chairs sit near a long counter with white stools and a hand-painted blue mural on the wall behind it.
A coffee and chocolate bar has an espresso machine, a glass pastry case and menu boards overhead. Behind the scenes, a working kitchen is set up with stainless steel prep surfaces and blenders.
Outside, a brick-paved patio holds picnic tables and benches against a blue fence. The mix of shingle siding, painted trim and brick paving ties the building to its surroundings along the road.
Inside, the retail room is lined with open shelving that holds chocolate, tea, pottery and gifts. Cafe tables and wooden chairs sit near a long counter with white stools and a hand-painted blue mural on the wall behind it.
A coffee and chocolate bar has an espresso machine, a glass pastry case and menu boards overhead. Behind the scenes, a working kitchen is set up with stainless steel prep surfaces and blenders.
Outside, a brick-paved patio holds picnic tables and benches against a blue fence. The mix of shingle siding, painted trim and brick paving ties the building to its surroundings along the road.
YMCA Diabetes Resource Center
Cape Associates built the Diabetes Resource Center inside a YMCA, working with Catalyst Architecture. The entry is a glass-fronted room under a curved wood soffit, with the center name set above the doors.
Glass doors with frosted bands carrying a wave graphic separate the space from the corridor. A wall-mounted screen shows prediabetes statistics, and another carries a welcome message beside a small seating area with a round glass table.
Inside, light wood shelving holds pamphlets and books, and a curved counter holds computers. A glass-topped table with clear chairs makes a spot for one-to-one conversations, and a corner window looks out to trees.
The room is organized for self-service and conversation. A reception counter with a curved wood front greets visitors, computer stations let people look up information, and light wood shelving, soft blue walls and colorful graphics make the space easy to read.
Glass doors with frosted bands carrying a wave graphic separate the space from the corridor. A wall-mounted screen shows prediabetes statistics, and another carries a welcome message beside a small seating area with a round glass table.
Inside, light wood shelving holds pamphlets and books, and a curved counter holds computers. A glass-topped table with clear chairs makes a spot for one-to-one conversations, and a corner window looks out to trees.
The room is organized for self-service and conversation. A reception counter with a curved wood front greets visitors, computer stations let people look up information, and light wood shelving, soft blue walls and colorful graphics make the space easy to read.
Major Renovation & Restoration, Cahoon Museum of American Art, Cotuit, MA
The Cahoon Museum of American Art in Cotuit occupies a historic Cape Cod building. Cape Associates handled the renovation and restoration with Cotuit Bay Design.
The older part of the complex has deep red clapboard siding with white-trimmed windows, a gray roof and a brick chimney. Newer wings are clad in natural cedar shingles with matching red trim and a small cupola on the roof. Barn-style wood doors open from one wing.
Inside, the stair is painted soft green with a wood handrail and square newel posts. The gallery and reception spaces have light hardwood floors, track lighting and a curved front desk.
Out back, a bluestone patio with a bench and a small tree sits beside low brick walls with decorative metal grilles. A ramp and railing lead up to the entrance, with a lawn and woods behind the buildings. Metal railings line the ramp and steps.
The older part of the complex has deep red clapboard siding with white-trimmed windows, a gray roof and a brick chimney. Newer wings are clad in natural cedar shingles with matching red trim and a small cupola on the roof. Barn-style wood doors open from one wing.
Inside, the stair is painted soft green with a wood handrail and square newel posts. The gallery and reception spaces have light hardwood floors, track lighting and a curved front desk.
Out back, a bluestone patio with a bench and a small tree sits beside low brick walls with decorative metal grilles. A ramp and railing lead up to the entrance, with a lawn and woods behind the buildings. Metal railings line the ramp and steps.
New Building, Latham Centers Dormitory, Brewster, MA
This is a new two-story dormitory building at Latham Centers in Brewster, built from the ground up by Cape Associates as new construction.
From the outside, the building has a long, gently curved front with gray-blue siding and white trim. A ground-floor porch with white columns runs along the entry side, and a band of grouped windows lights the upper floor. A low-pitched roof and a front lawn keep the scale residential.
Inside, wide corridors with warm natural-wood doors and trim lead past large interior windows. Rooms have carpet or wood-look flooring and big windows that bring in daylight across the floor. One room has a blue accent wall, and recessed ceiling lights run along the halls.
The kitchen shown has a lowered counter section and cooktop with open space beneath. Maple-toned cabinets, a stainless steel refrigerator and a wall oven round out the room.
From the outside, the building has a long, gently curved front with gray-blue siding and white trim. A ground-floor porch with white columns runs along the entry side, and a band of grouped windows lights the upper floor. A low-pitched roof and a front lawn keep the scale residential.
Inside, wide corridors with warm natural-wood doors and trim lead past large interior windows. Rooms have carpet or wood-look flooring and big windows that bring in daylight across the floor. One room has a blue accent wall, and recessed ceiling lights run along the halls.
The kitchen shown has a lowered counter section and cooktop with open space beneath. Maple-toned cabinets, a stainless steel refrigerator and a wall oven round out the room.
Michael H. Cole Building, Eastham, MA
The Michael H. Cole Building in Eastham was built by Cape Associates working with Catalyst Architecture. It is a small commercial building that borrows its look from a traditional Cape house.
The exterior mixes cedar shingle with gray clapboard siding. A standing-seam metal roof covers the front entry, and a brick walk leads across a lawn to a pair of glass doors. Solar panels sit on one roof slope.
Inside, the photos show:
• An open office with wood-framed doors
• A conference room with a long maple table
• A compact kitchen with light cabinets and stainless appliances
• A second kitchen with light wood cabinets and a granite counter
A sign reading 325 Massasoit stands at the curb. The scale fits comfortably into Eastham's village surroundings. Painted trim, double-hung windows and a covered side entry give the building a residential character that sits well beside its neighbors.
The exterior mixes cedar shingle with gray clapboard siding. A standing-seam metal roof covers the front entry, and a brick walk leads across a lawn to a pair of glass doors. Solar panels sit on one roof slope.
Inside, the photos show:
• An open office with wood-framed doors
• A conference room with a long maple table
• A compact kitchen with light cabinets and stainless appliances
• A second kitchen with light wood cabinets and a granite counter
A sign reading 325 Massasoit stands at the curb. The scale fits comfortably into Eastham's village surroundings. Painted trim, double-hung windows and a covered side entry give the building a residential character that sits well beside its neighbors.
Renovation and Expansion, Centerville Public Library, Centerville, MA
Cape Associates worked with Catalyst Architects on the renovation and expansion of the Centerville Public Library. The exterior pairs white clapboard and a cupola with brick at the base, and a terrace with tables and umbrellas faces the landscaping.
Inside, warm wood shelving defines the reading rooms. Arched ceilings rise above long stacks, with tall windows and seating nooks near the glass. Carpeted floors and wood tables suit quiet study. Tall arched windows set into the shelving walls bring in daylight.
• Arched ceilings and wood shelving
• A children's room with colorful chairs and a window seat
• Glass-paned wood doors and trim
• A paneled circulation desk
• A reading room with a fireplace
Chandeliers and pendants light the rooms, and a hallway lined with shelves leads from one area to the next. Wood tones run from the shelving to the doors, tables and desk, giving the building a cohesive interior.
Inside, warm wood shelving defines the reading rooms. Arched ceilings rise above long stacks, with tall windows and seating nooks near the glass. Carpeted floors and wood tables suit quiet study. Tall arched windows set into the shelving walls bring in daylight.
• Arched ceilings and wood shelving
• A children's room with colorful chairs and a window seat
• Glass-paned wood doors and trim
• A paneled circulation desk
• A reading room with a fireplace
Chandeliers and pendants light the rooms, and a hallway lined with shelves leads from one area to the next. Wood tones run from the shelving to the doors, tables and desk, giving the building a cohesive interior.
Renovation, Falmouth Historical Society, Falmouth, MA
Cape Associates renovated the Falmouth Historical Society in Falmouth, working with Spencer Preservation Group. The group of buildings includes a historic two-story house with cedar shingles, green shutters, a center chimney and a white picket fence along the street.
A connected wing has a covered porch with white posts and a green door. The roofs are gray, and the shingle walls have weathered to a soft tan beside the green doors and trim.
Inside, the work focused on storage and archive space. Photographs show wall-length wood shelving with many open cubbies, mobile high-density storage cabinets with hand cranks, a pull-down ladder and a room with a fireplace and wainscoting.
The exterior stays in character with the town's historic center, with shingles, shutters, small-paned windows and a picket fence along the sidewalk. The interior work added practical, well-lit space for collections within the existing buildings.
A connected wing has a covered porch with white posts and a green door. The roofs are gray, and the shingle walls have weathered to a soft tan beside the green doors and trim.
Inside, the work focused on storage and archive space. Photographs show wall-length wood shelving with many open cubbies, mobile high-density storage cabinets with hand cranks, a pull-down ladder and a room with a fireplace and wainscoting.
The exterior stays in character with the town's historic center, with shingles, shutters, small-paned windows and a picket fence along the sidewalk. The interior work added practical, well-lit space for collections within the existing buildings.
Santander Branch Updates
Cape Associates carried out interior updates at a Santander branch. The photos show a high-ceilinged banking hall with a mezzanine railing, a chandelier and white walls above carpet and tile flooring. Wide stairs on the left lead up toward the mezzanine level.
Teller counters run along one side, finished in wood tones or white, and freestanding podiums stand in the public area. Red signage and brand colors tie the branch together. Chairs and signage guide visitors.
• Wood-faced teller line under recessed ceiling panels
• Private desks with rounded tops and glass partitions
• Seating area near the entrance
• Large windows along the front wall Tan tile floors and gray carpet separate the waiting and service zones.
The mix of white surfaces, wood and carpet gives the customer area a clean, orderly look. Wood-toned counters, round ceiling lights and white-painted walls appear throughout, with desks arranged for meetings.
Teller counters run along one side, finished in wood tones or white, and freestanding podiums stand in the public area. Red signage and brand colors tie the branch together. Chairs and signage guide visitors.
• Wood-faced teller line under recessed ceiling panels
• Private desks with rounded tops and glass partitions
• Seating area near the entrance
• Large windows along the front wall Tan tile floors and gray carpet separate the waiting and service zones.
The mix of white surfaces, wood and carpet gives the customer area a clean, orderly look. Wood-toned counters, round ceiling lights and white-painted walls appear throughout, with desks arranged for meetings.
Major Renovation, Seamen's Bank, Eastham, MA
Cape Associates carried out this major renovation of the Seamen's Bank branch in Eastham with Catalyst Architecture. The building is a yellow, shingle-style structure with red accents, a corner turret, gabled dormers and a covered drive-up canopy.
The grounds are planted with a meadow of golden wildflowers along the front, and a small illuminated sign marks the entrance from the road. Walkways and a porch with white railings lead to the front door.
Inside, the lobby has a long wood teller counter, wood floors and a patterned runner. Upstairs, a conference room with a polished table and leather chairs is shown, and a small alcove with leaded-glass windows sits beside a turned newel post.
Color sets the building apart, with a pale yellow body, red trim and white porch posts. Mature trees and native plantings surround it, and a simple walk connects the parking area to the covered entrance.
The grounds are planted with a meadow of golden wildflowers along the front, and a small illuminated sign marks the entrance from the road. Walkways and a porch with white railings lead to the front door.
Inside, the lobby has a long wood teller counter, wood floors and a patterned runner. Upstairs, a conference room with a polished table and leather chairs is shown, and a small alcove with leaded-glass windows sits beside a turned newel post.
Color sets the building apart, with a pale yellow body, red trim and white porch posts. Mature trees and native plantings surround it, and a simple walk connects the parking area to the covered entrance.
Renovation, Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod, Dennis, MA
Cape Associates carried out this renovation of The Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod branch in Dennis. The building looks like a grand Cape house more than a bank.
White clapboard walls, dark green shutters and a dark gabled roof with a cupola set the tone. A covered porch with white columns wraps part of the building, and stone walls and a split-rail fence sit along the lawn.
Inside, the photos show:
• A teller counter with warm wood panels
• Purple accent walls behind the desks
• Glass-fronted offices
• A vestibule with an ATM, slate-colored tile and black-framed glass doors
• Large windows that bring in daylight
Dennis lies on the Cape's bayside, and the building suits its village setting. Cupola, shutters and porch details are the kind of traditional touches that keep a commercial building in scale with nearby homes.
White clapboard walls, dark green shutters and a dark gabled roof with a cupola set the tone. A covered porch with white columns wraps part of the building, and stone walls and a split-rail fence sit along the lawn.
Inside, the photos show:
• A teller counter with warm wood panels
• Purple accent walls behind the desks
• Glass-fronted offices
• A vestibule with an ATM, slate-colored tile and black-framed glass doors
• Large windows that bring in daylight
Dennis lies on the Cape's bayside, and the building suits its village setting. Cupola, shutters and porch details are the kind of traditional touches that keep a commercial building in scale with nearby homes.
Major Renovation, Seamen's Bank, Wellfleet, MA
Cape Associates carried out this major renovation of the Seamen's Bank branch in Wellfleet, working with Catalyst Architecture. The building reads like a Cape Cod house, with pale siding, teal shutters and round gable windows.
White-painted columns support a covered porch with Adirondack chairs, and decorative brackets trim the gables. Inside, the banking hall has paneled white counters topped with granite, wood floors and a navy accent wall.
• Wood stair with a handrail beside tall double-hung windows
• A conference room labeled the Michael H. Cole Community Room
• Round window and sloped ceiling in the meeting space
• Landscaped island at the parking entrance
The details keep the commercial building in scale with its neighbors. Gray asphalt shingles, white trim and a covered porch that wraps the front give the branch a residential look, with the bank signage mounted on the gable.
White-painted columns support a covered porch with Adirondack chairs, and decorative brackets trim the gables. Inside, the banking hall has paneled white counters topped with granite, wood floors and a navy accent wall.
• Wood stair with a handrail beside tall double-hung windows
• A conference room labeled the Michael H. Cole Community Room
• Round window and sloped ceiling in the meeting space
• Landscaped island at the parking entrance
The details keep the commercial building in scale with its neighbors. Gray asphalt shingles, white trim and a covered porch that wraps the front give the branch a residential look, with the bank signage mounted on the gable.
Major Renovation, KoHi Coffee Shop, Provincetown, MA
Cape Associates renovated the KoHi coffee shop in Provincetown, fitting a small cafe into a compact space. The entry is a glass-and-wood enclosure with French-style doors painted soft green and the street number on the frame.
Inside, the walls and counter are clad in warm oak boards. A long service counter runs along one side with a live-edge shelf above, and dark gray floor tile keeps the room practical. Bags of coffee line a ledge above the counter.
Behind the counter, white subway tile carries a geometric metal sculpture and sits near a tap and glassware. A back-of-house area has stainless steel refrigeration and a wall-mounted air conditioner.
Out front, a wooden walkway and stair lead past planters and flowers to a side entrance, tucked along a narrow lane between neighboring buildings. Open windows and a service counter near the door keep the shop connected to the street.
Inside, the walls and counter are clad in warm oak boards. A long service counter runs along one side with a live-edge shelf above, and dark gray floor tile keeps the room practical. Bags of coffee line a ledge above the counter.
Behind the counter, white subway tile carries a geometric metal sculpture and sits near a tap and glassware. A back-of-house area has stainless steel refrigeration and a wall-mounted air conditioner.
Out front, a wooden walkway and stair lead past planters and flowers to a side entrance, tucked along a narrow lane between neighboring buildings. Open windows and a service counter near the door keep the shop connected to the street.
Renovation, Mid-Cape Home Centers, Dennis, MA
Cape Associates renovated the Mid-Cape Home Centers store in Dennis. The photos highlight a timber entry feature that gives a large retail building a human scale.
The entry is a tall, open wood frame with a pitched top and lattice-style panels, set against a long store front with a metal roof and tan siding. At night, uplighting washes the wall and a red Mid-Cape sign glows.
Other details in the photos:
• Glass entry doors under the timber frame
• Wood beams with decorative cross bracing
• A flagpole and landscaping beside the front walk
• A view of the store from the road
The timber frame gives the store a clear point of arrival from the parking lot. Combining a working retail building with detailed carpentry shows how a commercial renovation can still carry a Cape Cod character, even beside a busy road.
The entry is a tall, open wood frame with a pitched top and lattice-style panels, set against a long store front with a metal roof and tan siding. At night, uplighting washes the wall and a red Mid-Cape sign glows.
Other details in the photos:
• Glass entry doors under the timber frame
• Wood beams with decorative cross bracing
• A flagpole and landscaping beside the front walk
• A view of the store from the road
The timber frame gives the store a clear point of arrival from the parking lot. Combining a working retail building with detailed carpentry shows how a commercial renovation can still carry a Cape Cod character, even beside a busy road.
New Building, Shepley Wood Products, Wellfleet, MA
Cape Associates built the new Shepley Wood Products building in Wellfleet. The complex combines a showroom and office with a long lumber shed, and from the road it presents a gabled entry with white trim, green doors and a small gatehouse.
A green metal roof covers the main building and the covered lumber racks, and a pond with native plants and a white railing sits beside the parking area. A pickup truck and lumber storage show the working side of the site.
Inside, the showroom has display doors and windows, hardware shelves and a green-topped service counter. A conference room with a round table looks out through large windows, and the ceilings carry recessed lighting.
The design pairs a village-style frontage with practical working space. Gabled entries, white columns and green trim soften the commercial use, while the covered racks and wide paved aprons let trucks and customers move around the yard.
A green metal roof covers the main building and the covered lumber racks, and a pond with native plants and a white railing sits beside the parking area. A pickup truck and lumber storage show the working side of the site.
Inside, the showroom has display doors and windows, hardware shelves and a green-topped service counter. A conference room with a round table looks out through large windows, and the ceilings carry recessed lighting.
The design pairs a village-style frontage with practical working space. Gabled entries, white columns and green trim soften the commercial use, while the covered racks and wide paved aprons let trucks and customers move around the yard.
Restoration, Waquoit Church, Waquoit, MA
Cape Associates carried out the restoration of the Waquoit Church in Waquoit. The photographs show a white clapboard meetinghouse with dark green trim, a steeply pitched front gable and a slender steeple with a louvered belfry.
The front has pointed-arch windows, green paneled doors and a small arched vent in the gable. The roof is a dark gray color that contrasts with the white walls, and mature trees frame the building.
The steeple is the most prominent feature on the street, and the crisp green and white paint shows the care given to the trim, doors and openings throughout.
Restoration work of this kind depends on respecting existing profiles, so the trim, shutters and window openings read in keeping with the original design. The result is a village landmark with crisp lines and a clean finish, standing among mature trees.
The front has pointed-arch windows, green paneled doors and a small arched vent in the gable. The roof is a dark gray color that contrasts with the white walls, and mature trees frame the building.
The steeple is the most prominent feature on the street, and the crisp green and white paint shows the care given to the trim, doors and openings throughout.
Restoration work of this kind depends on respecting existing profiles, so the trim, shutters and window openings read in keeping with the original design. The result is a village landmark with crisp lines and a clean finish, standing among mature trees.
Restoration and Renovation, Brewster Meeting House, Brewster, MA
The Brewster Meeting House is a historic white-clapboard church with a steeple and clock. Cape Associates carried out its restoration and renovation, keeping the character of a building that has long been a landmark in the town.
The exterior shows a tall, narrow tower with a clock face and louvered belfry, and tall arched windows along the sides. A fieldstone wall runs beside the property, and mature trees surround the building. A set of green doors marks the entry below the clock tower.
Inside, the sanctuary has rows of white box-style pews with dark trim, a raised pulpit area and a brass chandelier. Tall windows with multiple small panes bring in natural light.
An organ case with gilded pipes stands at the front, with carved white trim above. The painted walls and woodwork are kept in light, clean colors, so the architecture remains the focus of the room.
The exterior shows a tall, narrow tower with a clock face and louvered belfry, and tall arched windows along the sides. A fieldstone wall runs beside the property, and mature trees surround the building. A set of green doors marks the entry below the clock tower.
Inside, the sanctuary has rows of white box-style pews with dark trim, a raised pulpit area and a brass chandelier. Tall windows with multiple small panes bring in natural light.
An organ case with gilded pipes stands at the front, with carved white trim above. The painted walls and woodwork are kept in light, clean colors, so the architecture remains the focus of the room.
Major Renovation, Dennis Memorial Library, Dennis, MA
Cape Associates carried out this major renovation of the Dennis Memorial Library in Dennis. The building is a white clapboard structure with a steep front gable, a columned porch and a red brick entry terrace framed by clipped evergreens and flowering beds.
The photographs show the exterior from several angles, including the shutters, the arched gable window and the small seating on the porch. The setting is a quiet village street, and the grounds are neatly kept.
Indoors, the library has shelving along the walls, a children's reading area with a raised seating step and a colorful wall display, and a staircase with a white balustrade. A large room with a piano and tables is also shown, along with a glass-paneled entry.
The building keeps its traditional character, with white trim, divided-light windows and a gabled front that suits its village setting. Brick paths, shrubs and window boxes soften the approach, and the interiors are warm, with cream walls and wood shelving.
The photographs show the exterior from several angles, including the shutters, the arched gable window and the small seating on the porch. The setting is a quiet village street, and the grounds are neatly kept.
Indoors, the library has shelving along the walls, a children's reading area with a raised seating step and a colorful wall display, and a staircase with a white balustrade. A large room with a piano and tables is also shown, along with a glass-paneled entry.
The building keeps its traditional character, with white trim, divided-light windows and a gabled front that suits its village setting. Brick paths, shrubs and window boxes soften the approach, and the interiors are warm, with cream walls and wood shelving.
Major Renovation, Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod, Yarmouthport, MA
Cape Associates completed a major renovation of the Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod branch in Yarmouthport. The building keeps a traditional Cape Cod look, with gray clapboard siding, white trim and a brick chimney. Fresh paint and new roofing give the building a crisp, well-kept appearance.
A prominent front gable carries the bank's name and logo above a row of tall, black-framed windows. A covered entry sits at one end, and a separate drive-up canopy extends from the building on the side.
• Gray clapboard and white trim
• Front gable with the bank's logo
• Tall multi-pane windows
• Covered entry porch with railings
• Drive-up canopy
Landscaped beds with flowers edge the walkway, and the freshly paved parking lot has striped spaces and marked traffic arrows. Green lawn and mature trees surround the property. Dark green lettering on the gray gable gives the branch a clear, readable identity from the road.
A prominent front gable carries the bank's name and logo above a row of tall, black-framed windows. A covered entry sits at one end, and a separate drive-up canopy extends from the building on the side.
• Gray clapboard and white trim
• Front gable with the bank's logo
• Tall multi-pane windows
• Covered entry porch with railings
• Drive-up canopy
Landscaped beds with flowers edge the walkway, and the freshly paved parking lot has striped spaces and marked traffic arrows. Green lawn and mature trees surround the property. Dark green lettering on the gray gable gives the branch a clear, readable identity from the road.
Major Renovation, Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod, Marstons Mills, MA
Cape Associates carried out this major renovation of The Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod branch in Marstons Mills, a village in the town of Barnstable.
The exterior has a traditional look, with gray siding, white trim and a gabled entrance bearing the bank's sign. A deep covered drive-up canopy on white columns shelters the teller lanes beside the building.
Inside, the photos show:
• A curved teller counter with wood-paneled fronts and a stone-tile floor in front of it
• Recessed lighting and a rounded soffit above the counter
• Small private offices with painted accent walls in soft purple
• Wide trim and paneled doors
The result is a bank that looks at home among Cape Cod's village buildings while serving customers both at the drive-up and in the lobby. Residential-style trim, warm wood and gentle color keep the interior welcoming for a commercial space with a steady flow of visitors.
The exterior has a traditional look, with gray siding, white trim and a gabled entrance bearing the bank's sign. A deep covered drive-up canopy on white columns shelters the teller lanes beside the building.
Inside, the photos show:
• A curved teller counter with wood-paneled fronts and a stone-tile floor in front of it
• Recessed lighting and a rounded soffit above the counter
• Small private offices with painted accent walls in soft purple
• Wide trim and paneled doors
The result is a bank that looks at home among Cape Cod's village buildings while serving customers both at the drive-up and in the lobby. Residential-style trim, warm wood and gentle color keep the interior welcoming for a commercial space with a steady flow of visitors.
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