historic adaptive designs
Historic Train Station Renovation
Today the Westtown Station Gallery features the works of Ken Kazanjian and his wife, Shelley Shultis.
Westtown Station was built in 1859 by the West Chester & Philadelphia Railroad
Westtown Station was built in 1859 by the West Chester & Philadelphia Railroad2
Westtown Station was built in 1859 by the West Chester & Philadelphia Railroad4
Westtown Station was built in 1859 by the West Chester & Philadelphia Railroad3
Westtown Station was built in 1859 by the West Chester & Philadelphia Railroad5
Westtown Station was built in 1859 by the West Chester & Philadelphia Railroad6
Westtown Station was built in 1859 by the West Chester & Philadelphia Railroad7
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Design Team: Simon Koumjian
Production Team: Simon Koumjian III, with Simon Koumjian Associates
Located in the suburbs of Philadelphia, PA, the 2,700 sq. ft. Westtown Train Station, built in 1859 was preserved and renovated into a house, ceramic studio with kiln and art gallery. The train station yard areas have been landscaped to display ceramic art works and sculpture. Westtown Station currently serves as a stop on the West Chester Railroad, heritage railway tour.
Equestrian remodeling
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An array of remodeling and renovations to vernacular barn typologies, which are all preserved in a rustic aesthetic with repurposed materials. Fung Shui principles were integrated as well, balancing wellness for the horses and their environments of grazing, stables and barn areas.
