Todd Jersey Architecture designed the prestigious Kenwood Inn's spa building and was project architect for the inn's first major expansion in the mid-1990's, which included three new lodge structures.
These buildings were among the first in the United States to employ the Rastra insulated concrete forming system, in which recycled Styrofoam is formed into 10-inch-thick insulating blocks that act as molds for structural concrete. The blocks are left in place, where they create a strong, thick, well-insulated exterior wall. We then plastered the walls inside and outside, producing the look and texture of the Old World masonry buildings that inspired the Inn's original architecture.
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