Fox Meadow Home Renovations & Architecture

Fox Meadow is Scarsdale's most prestigious neighborhood — known for its grand homes, tree-lined streets, and exceptional proximity to the Scarsdale train station and village. The neighborhood's housing stock includes some of the finest Tudors, Colonials, Georgians, and mid-century homes in all of Westchester County, many of which are ideal candidates for thoughtful renovation and expansion.

House Architecture & Construction, PLLC has completed renovation and addition projects in Fox Meadow and understands the neighborhood's character — its scale, its materials, its architectural details. We design renovations that honor these homes' original quality and scale, and we build them to last another generation.

Our Fox Meadow services include whole-home renovations, primary suite additions, kitchen and bathroom remodels, second-story additions, and full custom home construction. Principal Silvio M. Luca is a licensed New York State architect and general contractor who personally oversees every project in Fox Meadow.

Renovating in Fox Meadow means working within the Village of Scarsdale's permitting and review process. Because our architectural drawings, permit applications, and construction are all handled in-house, Fox Meadow homeowners avoid the back-and-forth between separate architects and contractors that so often stalls projects. We prepare the construction documents, file directly with the Village of Scarsdale Building Department, and manage every trade on site — one contract, one point of accountability, from the first sketch to the certificate of occupancy.

Many of Fox Meadow's homes were built in the 1920s and 1930s, which means renovation work here often involves more than finishes: original plaster walls, aging mechanical and electrical systems, and framing methods that differ from modern construction. As both a licensed architect and licensed general contractor, Silvio designs with these realities in mind — so structural surprises are anticipated in the drawings, not discovered mid-construction.