The name "Edham" comes from the Anglo-Saxon words eád-hám, to mean “Blessed Home.” *
eád
(adj.) Rich, wealthy, blessed, happy.
(n.) A possession, riches, prosperity, happiness, bliss.
* Bosworth, Joseph. “eád.” In An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary Online, edited by Thomas Northcote Toller, Christ Sean, and Ondřej Tichy. Prague: Faculty of Arts, Charles University, 2014.
hám
(n.) A piece of enclosed land.
Edham Architecture is a newly established residential architecture firm. We bring a wealth of experience and a depth of expertise developed over years of work, and are excited to bring our services to our community.
We listen closely to our clients, and work with them and their team to understand their needs and desires before our pencils touch paper, in order to arrive, together, at the completed house they desire.
We are dedicated Classicists, with a devotion to learning and growing our understanding of architecture and its relationship to culture, environment, and technology.
Our work is rooted in the study of architectural traditions, both locally and globally. We believe these traditions reflect the depth of wisdom, culture, and humanity that shapes our lives today.
As architects, the lessons we take from those traditions are applied to modern technologies and philosophies, and allow us to create architecture that reflects our clients’ needs and aspirations in the context in which the buildings rest.
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