Overview
Host Kevin O'Connor meets local Rick Lee for a tour of the most famous block in the neighborhood, the "U Street Corridor," which includes stops at Ben's Chili bowl and the historic Lincoln Theatre. Back at the project house, work begins in the backyard as fencing specialist Phil Brennan and his crew install a neighbor-friendly shadowbox fence and saltbox shed, while landscape contractor Dan Barry preps the planting beds. Inside, master carpenter Norm Abram finds the curved stair coming together and interior trim going up. Countertop fabricator John Huzway makes templates for the new engineered quartz kitchen counters using state of the art computer technology. Norm takes Mi Casa's project director, Elin Zurbrigg, to Washington's premier architectural salvage yard in search of a fireplace mantle to replace the one that was stolen.
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27 - 1Cambridge | A Modern Old House October 06, 2005
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27 - 2Cambridge | Modernize, Again October 13, 2005
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27 - 3Cambridge | Worst-Case Scenario October 20, 2005
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27 - 4Cambridge | Longfellow's House October 27, 2005
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27 - 5Cambridge | The Cost of Poor Workmanship November 03, 2005
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27 - 6Cambridge | High-Tech Heating and Cooling November 10, 2005
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27 - 7Cambridge | Water Damage Brings Opportunity November 17, 2005
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27 - 8Cambridge | Real Stone, Flat Roof November 24, 2005
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27 - 9Cambridge | A Water-Feature Welcome December 01, 2005
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27 - 10Cambridge | Creating a Dramatic Entryway December 08, 2005
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27 - 11Cambridge | Rain Slows Some Progress December 15, 2005
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27 - 12Cambridge | Dramatic Staircase December 22, 2005
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27 - 13Cambridge | Interior Finishes Begin December 29, 2005
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27 - 14Cambridge | Fine Craftsmanship January 05, 2006
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27 - 15Cambridge | Contemporary Design Elements January 12, 2006
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27 - 16Cambridge | Modern Conveniences in a Modern Home January 19, 2006
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27 - 17Cambridge | Things Are Coming Together January 26, 2006
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27 - 18Cambridge | A Red Box Becomes a Show House February 02, 2006
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27 - 19Washington, DC | Reviving an Abandoned 1879 Rowhouse February 09, 2006
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27 - 20Washington, DC | Setbacks Open Up New Ideas February 16, 2006
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27 - 21Washington, DC | Honoring the Past, Looking Toward the Future February 23, 2006
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27 - 22Washington, DC | A Rebuilt Structure March 02, 2006
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27 - 23Washington, DC | Beautiful Historic Restorations March 09, 2006
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27 - 24Washington, DC | The Outside is Shaping Up, Too March 16, 2006
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27 - 25Washington, DC | Surface Finishes March 23, 2006
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27 - 26Washington, DC | A Home Saved March 30, 2006