Aisling House in the Press
Aisling House has been featured for its approach to historic restoration — where traditional craftsmanship meets modern innovation.
We are proud to be recognized for preserving architectural integrity while thoughtfully preparing the home for the next century.
WinCity Voices: Couple brings Victorian dream back to life
Couple brings Victorian dream back to life
A once-neglected Victorian on Belmont Avenue has become Aisling House, a restored home full of history, craftsmanship and heart. See how one couple brought it back to life.
A once-neglected Victorian on Belmont Avenue has become Aisling House, a restored home full of history, craftsmanship and heart. See how one couple brought it back to life.
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We appreciate, Randy Patrick and WinCity Voices, for taking the time to tell the story of Aisling House with such care.
We are especially grateful that the article highlighted not only the restoration itself, but also the history of the home and the families who have been part of its story for generations.
It was an honor to welcome descendants, historians, and friends of the house for our Homecoming, and we look forward to continuing to preserve and share this special place with the community.
LEX 18: Restoring History Through Innovation
Couple brings Victorian dream back to life
A once-neglected Victorian on Belmont Avenue has become Aisling House, a restored home full of history, craftsmanship and heart. See how one couple brought it back to life.
Aisling House and our restoration partner, Complet3D, were featured by LEX 18 News in a segment highlighting the role of emerging technology in historic preservation.
LEX 18 interviewed Alec Whisman of Complet3D in Lexington, where he demonstrated their contribution to the restoration of Aisling House.
Rather than replacing historic features with modern approximations, we worked to recreate original architectural elements with precision — preserving proportion, detail, and intent. This approach allows deteriorated components to be faithfully replicated while maintaining the integrity of the home’s original design.
The result is not simply restoration, but continuation — where traditional craftsmanship and modern fabrication work together to extend the life of the home.
At Aisling House, this balance remains central: preserving the architectural language of 1888 while preparing the home for continued use well into the future.