S27·E21 Washington, DC | Honoring the Past, Looking Toward the Future
Synopsis
Host Kevin O'Connor and master carpenter Norm Abram grab breakfast with the crew at Saints Paradise Cafeteria, a non-profit church kitchen in the neighborhood. Back at the project house, framing is almost complete. Architect Genell Anderson's new design features a more open floor plan and the addition of a small first-floor powder room. Upstairs has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and a laundry area. Norm meets with preservation planner Steve Callcott to review the procedures for working in the Mt. Vernon historic district. The restoration of the façade will require approved specialists in architectural ironwork, brickwork, and roofing. Restoration contractor Danny Palousek shows Norm how he will begin repairing and rebuilding the brick on the front of the house. Plumbing and heating expert Richard Trethewey visits the Solar Decathlon on the National Mall where university students compete to design and build houses powered entirely by the sun.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 27 Episode 21 of This Old House air?
Season 27, Episode 21 ('Washington, DC | Honoring the Past, Looking Toward the Future') originally aired on February 23, 2006.
How long is Season 27 Episode 21 ('Washington, DC | Honoring the Past, Looking Toward the Future')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for This Old House.
What happens in This Old House Season 27 Episode 21?
Host Kevin O'Connor and master carpenter Norm Abram grab breakfast with the crew at Saints Paradise Cafeteria, a non-profit church kitchen in the neighborhood. Back at the project house, framing is almost complete. Architect Genell Anderson's new design features a more open floor plan and the additi...
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