There is something especially appealing about a Cape Cod home. Maybe it’s the familiar proportions, the simple roofline, or the way the style manages to feel both traditional and welcoming. But while the classic Cape may have been designed for a different way of living, today’s homeowners often need more room than the original floor plan provides. A home office, larger kitchen, additional bedrooms, or a comfortable primary suite can be difficult to fit into a compact Cape without making […]
You have a vision for your home. More space, better flow, maybe a long-awaited addition that finally makes the layout work for your lifestyle? Then, reality sets in with zoning issues. Setbacks, height restrictions, lot coverage limits, these regulations have a way of turning simple ideas into complicated puzzles. New Jersey’s zoning codes vary by municipality, and they influence everything from where you can build to how your home looks from the street. The challenge isn’t just knowing the rules, […]
We are continuously bombarded by visual stimulation and sound. It is distracting and can be overwhelming for many people, creating a sensory imbalance. When we enhance architectural design with natural elements, managed acoustics, the strategic use of color, and intuitive directional signage, people feel safe and enjoy the space. Seth A. Leeb, Architect, used many of these elements in the Temple Shalom project, where he served as the commercial architect. In this article, we discuss sensory experience in architecture as […]
When it comes to designing your dream home in New Jersey, the options are endless. From sleek contemporary designs to the timeless charm of colonial or ranch styles, every neighborhood offers unique architectural inspirations. New Jersey’s rich history also boasts a variety of iconic designs, from historic Colonial homes to the bold lines of Art Deco structures. At Seth A. Leeb Architecture, we’ve been turning our clients’ visions into reality for over 25 years. Whether you’re looking for a modern […]





