Meet Tad Grodzki, architect of 40 years and Lynn, his project administrator (a.k.a. the wife!), who are building their contemporary dream house in Silver Spring, MD, 20910. Follow along to see the progress and possibilities. Click here to contact Tad or for more info about his architectural business and background.

Lynn and TadMeet  Tad Grodzki, architect of 4o years and Lynn, his wife who is a psychotherapist and business coach, who are building their dream house in Silver Spring, MD right next door to Lynn’s father’s home. (Visions of Everybody Loves Raymond?)

Lynn and Tad acquired the property from Lynn’s parents in 2007, so this has been a long-term project, going through many design iterations over the years. Follow along this blog to see the progress, problems, and possibilities.

About the architect: Tad is multilingual, born in Italy, raised in Argentina, speaks fluent Italian, Spanish, Polish and, of course, a slightly accented but richly colorful English. He is passionate about history, the arts, and the mysteries of the human condition. He also has been known to dance a mean salsa.

Tad designs residential and commercial projects and works at his own firm in downtown Silver Spring, MD, 20910. Need an architect? He can be reached at:

GranDesign Studio  www.grandesignstudio.com

910 Thayer Avenue, Silver Spring, MD 20910

Phone 301.512.3712, email: tadgrodzki@gmail.com


2 comments on “Meet Tad Grodzki, architect of 40 years and Lynn, his project administrator (a.k.a. the wife!), who are building their contemporary dream house in Silver Spring, MD, 20910. Follow along to see the progress and possibilities. Click here to contact Tad or for more info about his architectural business and background.”

  2. I’ve lived in the neighborhood all my life and walked in Sligo CReek Park as a kid, young mother, and now with my retired husband. Strolling to Mrs. K’s I always enjoyed seeing “the castle.”
    We look forward to seeing the progress on your new home as well.

    Best wishes,

    Melissa Middleton

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