History Reinterpreted

Celebrated as one of America’s top classical architects, Patrick Ahearn—a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects—began his career with ambitious adaptive-reuse public projects, and for more than four decades has focused on historically motivated, site-sensitive private residences in New England and beyond. Raised in Levittown, New York, and based in Boston, he received degrees in architecture and urban design from Syracuse University. Today, he oversees the firm that bears his name while also deftly drafting firsthand. He has designed hundreds of signature residences, including more than 350 projects on Martha’s Vineyard alone, and has been featured in publications including Architectural Digest, New England Home, and the Wall Street Journal. His first book, Timeless, is in its sixth printing.

Other contributors
Written with Caroline Stone
P.A. Architect Marketing Director, Katherine Nolan
P.A. Architect Marketing, Caroline Stone
Book Designer, Katherine Nolan
Photographers, Taylor Ahearn, Hawk Visuals, Neil Landino,
Before Images, Homeowners, Colclough Construction, and Ingrid Nappellio
Historic Image Contributor Info, Duxbury Historical Society

History Reinterpreted: The Myles Standish Hotel Book Trailer

Extent: 120pp text + ends + case + jacket

Text: 4c x 4c on 157gsm matte art paper + 4 6pp gatefolds as part of the 120pp page count
Ends: 2c x 2c (solid Pantone color double hit) on 140gsm wood-free paper
Case: cloth with 1c foil stamping on front and spine over 3mm boards
Jacket: 4c + 1/s matt lamination x 0c on 157gsm glossy art paper

Additional specs: 6pp vellum tip-in printing 4c on 135gsm vellum paper, tipped in in three places in 2pp sections

Case bound, section sewn, square backed, Oxford hollow, fully cased in, H&T bands, individually shrink wrapped