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Nevertheless, ayear ago, my former boss andcurrent cycling buddy,Peter Fritsch, pro- posedweride La Marmotte,one of the most famous and taxing cyclosportives.Itruns 174 kilometersthrough the rugged French Alps and culminates in aclimb to the legendaryAlpe d’Huez(elevation: 1,880 meters). ATour mountain stageusually calls forbetween 3,000 and 4,500metersoftotal climbing.LaMarmotte? Over 5,000.It’snot unusual forathirdofthe riderstogiveupbeforethe finish line. Iwas up forthe challenge, but on afew conditions: Iwasn’t going to blowupmysav- ingsaccount or my social life, hireacoach or calculatemyVO2 Max (oxygencapacity). I waswilling to train hard, but reasonably.And instead of investing in a€10,000 ultralight bike to shave a few kilos off my ride, I stuck Many HappyReturns with the trusty 8-kilo Cannondale Caad-10 I

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clists, nutritionists and other experts for ad- MICHAEL vice.And Ispent ayear putting that know- Travel doesn’t have to be a bucket-list rush. Rediscover the joys of revisiting the same spot how to work (see my training plan, right) on the streets of Pittsburgh, Pa., where I live. THE SANE WAY TO TRAIN // HYPER-OBSESSIVE MILLIONAIRES NEED NOT APPLY returned at least five times and while we were able,tothe point whereIroamed the streets experiences with Aspen were on winter ski BY JEN MURPHY This year’s La Marmotte washeld on July by no means locals,weeventually felt aspecial with the confidenceofabona fide Parisian. breaks and the mountain town lived up to every 4. At dawn, Peterand Ishuffled intothe pad- The myth: Ta ke a sabbatical. The myth: Yo u need to hire a the leaders on my Tu esday group The myth: Yo u’ll never finish attachment to this little town half way around There was never an urgency to rush through expectation. When friends invited me to return dock in Bourgd’Oisans,the starting villageat Yo u’re going to have to devote nutritionist to evaluate your red- rides. unless you’ve pared every gram spent much of my early 20s ticking the world from our owntruehomes.Ithad, in aday of sightseeing and museum hopping, in the summer Ibalked. Aspen wasmywinter the foot of the Alpe d’Huezinsoutheastern your entire life to this endeavor. blood-cell count, monitor your off your bike. Without a €10,000 places offmy“bucket list”:Aweek- away,become our home away from home,of- and getting lost caused pleasurerather than place. But avisit in June revealed it to be just France. Themayor of the town cut the ribbon, diet as you train and prescribe The myth: Yo ur practice runs carbon-frame bike with an elec- end in Paris, a week skiing in Aspen, fering the comfort of familiar faces and rituals. panic because therewas the reassurancethat as lovable—and in manyways morebeautiful. and we were off.After along,slowclimb,we My reality: I have a full-time oat beta-glucan protein shakes. should approximate the distance tronic shifter and Kevlar tires, I aholidayinSt. Bart’s. Thethought of Theconnection I I’dreturn and my city Constantsremained: the truffle fries at Ajax zipped down winding roads overlooking aval- job, friends and other hobbies. I and hill grades of the actual race. you’re toast. returning to aplaceseemed likea felt toward Byron Bay would be waiting with Tavern were just as delicious and my yoga in- ley.“Letthe rabbitsgo,” said Peter, referring still managed to complete La My reality: Yo u can eat like a Be prepared to book a flight to wasteofapassport stamp; amissed opportu- was my first realiza- open arms. structor at Shakti Shala still taught Thursday to ablur of passing Dutch, Danish and Belgian Marmotte. “To go into the Mar- normal person. When I first con- somewhere with similar terrain. My reality: I can’t afford a nity to see another city or foreign land. tion that travel There’s a certain intimacy My returns were a mornings. But seeing Aspen in adifferent sea- riders, whose dangerous downhill speed might motte for the first time, it would tacted Linda Samuels, nutrition- €10,000 bike. Thankfully, I didn’t During university Itook time off to travel shouldn’t be about between you and a city when chance for me to play son allowedmetoget to knowawhole other lead to an early burnout. La Marmotte’s feed be pretty unwise to ride less than ist for Northwestern University’s My reality: There’snoAlps-like need one. “You need a good bike around Australia, determined to see the entire checking places off a out an alternativelife side of atownIthought I’dknown so well. stations,spaced every30kilometers 2,000 [practice] miles,” triathlon club, she sent me a terrain nearby, but Pittsburgh is, that’s adapted to you,” said Mr. countryinsix months.But something surpris- list. It should be you become a revisitor in Paris whereI I’vesincegone back everyseason to see or so, served quartered or- says John Thomas, a 1,200-word email proposing I un- luckily,hilly.Its mostfamous bicy- Thomas, the French cycling ing happened halfway intothe trip.Despite about forming arela- shopped the markets, the Technicolor wildflowers, the orange and anges, dates,bananas and author takes on cycling coach based in dergo tests to measure every- cle race,the DirtyDozen, goesup coach. I rode my €1,000 Caad-10 our cross-countryambitions,myboyfriend tionship with aplace. read novels in cafés gold fall foliage, and of course the magical The e hunks of Camembert. La Marmott France who finished thing from my body fat to sweat 12 of the city’smostextreme in- and paid a fitter to adjust the and Ikept returning to the laid-back hippie There’sacertain intimacybetween youand and sipped natural wines with friends at néo- winter powder.The beauty of going back to a Scorched by the sun, we 76th in this year’s rate. It made my head spin. clines, including one of the world’s handlebars, seat and pedals to beach town of Byron BayinNew South Wales. acity when youbecome arevisitor. On my bistrots. As arevisitorIdidn’t have the head- placeisthat youcan createrelationships and stopped at all of them. Marmotte. He rides I called Ms. Samuels. All I re- steepest urban streets. It was my body, which, surprisingly, Theconstant excitement and stressofnavi- firsttrip to Paris Ifelt awkwardand insecure, aches of high rentsormundane tasks such as emotionalconnections.When youstart to re- When we finally looped 500 miles a week. ally need to know, I said, was if grueling, but wasIdoing enough? makes a big difference: My pedal gating anew placeevery few days leftuscrav- as if on afirst date. Therewas the immediate taking out the garbage. Paris and Iwereal- turn, you realize that travel isn’t just about back to the foot of Alpe His 2,000-mile it’s OK to eat spaghetti and drink Iasked SteveCummings, aPitts- strokes felt more efficient. ing our simple Byron Bayroutine: lazy morn- attraction of somethingnew and different, yet lowedtobeinapermanent honeymoon phase. discovery. It’sabout rediscoveryand remind- d’Huez, 164 kilometersand 10 recommendation is a beer. “There’s no question carbs burgh semiproracer, foradvice. Though satisfied with my bi- ingssipping flat whites from ourfavoritecafé, also acertain fear of the unknown, so Iwalked As with anyrelationship,there’salways the ing ourselves to keep our eyes wide open— hourslater,Peter decided not bare minimum. I are a preferential fuel for the His counsel: patience. “Go easy cycle, I questioned its gears. My hikes up to the Cape Byron Lighthouse,sunset with my head hidden in aguidebook. risk of disappointment. What if my placelets even when we’re somewhere familiar. to tackle it. His feet were started in the winter, body, like protein and fat,”she up those first climbs and don’t smallest back ring had 28 teeth. surfsessions,and barbecues on the beach. We Each time IrevisitedIfelt morecomfort- me down? What if it’s changed? My firstfew Please turn to page W6 numb,his back sore. Also,it taking 45-minute said. However, “there’s still a lot worry about other people.Any- Replacing it with a bigger ring wasalmost 40 degrees.Around spin classes. In we don’t know about nutrition,” body who hard-pedals pastyou would make it easier to pedal up- us,ridersweresplayedleftand April, as the Pitts- she warned. “So instead of tak- up that first hill is going to die,or hill. But was it, as one mechanic [INSIDE] right along the road. Some burgh winter re- ing vitamin pills, it’s better to eat he’sriding the To ur.” suggested, unmanly to get what walked their bikes.Otherswere ceded, I headed a mix of real fruits and vegeta- But how was I going to find a cyclists call a granny gear? being carted off in ambulances. outdoors. I cobbled bles.” Serious athletes, she said, course around Pittsburgh that “Get the bigger ring, you’ll be HOW FLORIDA Idecided to go on alone.I together a routine: don’t drink booze at all. mirrored the Marmotte’s full 110 glad you have it on that last hill,” MADE HER stopped to splash my facewith 25-mile rides be- I ate fruit and eggs in the miles? Tu rns out I didn’t need to. said Mr. Cummings. “Riders from Chris Evert W12 waterspouting from arock,and Ichattedwith fore work, and one or two morning, a bountiful salad at “You just need to ride 60% of Chicago make fun of Pittsburgh two Brits. “It’stoo hot foramateurs,” said one. tougher rides on weekends. De- lunch, and pasta and fish or the length you’re training for,” cyclists because we have easier Inodded, and stumbled toward my bike. spite not riding much outdoors in chicken for dinner. I avoided pizza said Aaron Stein, an amateur gears, but the only thing they Did I have the legs to finish? the first three months, I’d and junk food, and abstained racer and co-owner of Kindred have to climb is the wind.” Thepracticemiles,and all those Pittsburgh counted 2,500 milestotal by the from alcohol five days a week. In Cycles in Pittsburgh. “On race I got the granny gear, and si- hills,had liftedmylimits. It hurt.Icrossed big day—all without ruining my two months, I dropped 10 day, the adrenaline will carry you lently sang its praises as I plod- the line with a time of 10 hours and 57 min- social life or quitting work. pounds and began riding with the rest of the way.” ded up Alpe d’Huez. —J.M. utes—3,363rd of the 7, 500 who started. CRICKET MATCH Wine meets whites W5 QUICK MARCH The GAT steps up W4 SEPARATED Success of divided living W8 W2 | Friday - Sunday, July 17 - 19, 2015 THE WALL STREET JOURNAL. THE WALL STREET JOURNAL. Friday - Sunday, July 17 - 19, 2015|W15 CULTURE MANSION FLOWER SCHOOL GreaterOutdoors Cool Katz Forarefreshingly restrained summer bouquet, floral designer LindseyTaylor riffsonalandscape painting by AlexKatz Old and new, in formal gardens, lush EVERYSUMMER since 1954, the to offer little to work from, no it? Aflowery arrangement with Brooklyn-born painter Alex Katz gesture at all. But, the longer I showy blooms didn’t feel right: It countryside or untamed wilderness, sculpture has migrated north to the town of looked, the more I began to appre- needed to feel modern and simpli- Lincolnville, Maine, where he ciate how his zoomed-in focus had fied and, aboveall, mid-summery. parks dedicated to modern and contemporary paints large-scale, pared-down a moody, mesmerizing quality that So I went with a selection of landscapes inspired by the coun- engulfs the viewer, and I saw how just three plants: a dark purple art are now found around the globe, displaying tryside. Now 87, Mr. Katz, best I could interpret it. fountain grass that echoed the known for portraits whose un- I chose “4 pm” (2014), a large dark branches in the painting, to monumental works in harmony—or in eye- painterly flatness anticipated pop vertical landscape with elegant frame the left side of the arrange- art, is more popular than ever— brushwork so characteristically ment; white astilbe to suggest the opening dissonance—with the natural beauty through Sept. 6, he’s the subject reductive it barely registers, cou- shimmering effect of the water of a wide-ranging retrospective, pled with an almost cartoonlike and sky; and the silvery-tan feath- of their surroundings. Here are five to put on “This is Now,” at Atlanta’s High flat line. I loved the palette of ery seed heads of the early bloom- Museum of Art. chartreuse-yellow, creamy white, ing pulsatilla. your wish list. —Judy Fayard Choosing his work as my jump- grays, brown and a hint of blue My goal was to mimic the ing-off point for this month’s ar- for the house. tremulous, late-afternoon light in rangement seemed a significant Ihappened to have an upright, Mr. Katz’s canvas, with a similarly floral challenge. His style appears angular ceramic vessel with simi- limited range of colors, reflecting larly emphatic lines and citrus-yel- the haze that often settles in the A MIDSUMMER’S DREAM Feathery astilbe adds an evocativesoftness to lowtint, but what exactly to put in sky on a hot July day. the bouquet, left, based on Alex Katz’s 2014 painting ‘4 pm,’ right

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While Iseemed serene,I afterschool and in the mornings batsman keeps them in his Not- is the game loved and played in actually wasstudying their weak- and eveningsonweekends.InFlor- tinghamshirehome,carefully some of the world’s great wine nesses so I could win. ida youcould playoutdoorsyear- stored on their side so the corks countries, but—unlike any other My parents had five children—I round, which gavemeanedgeover won’t dryout. But unlikemost sport—the gentle rhythms of the wasthe second oldest. My father, those who played only five months amateur wine collectors, he has game lend themselves to a glass Jimmy, wasatennis proand taught of the year. no plans to open them. of wine. “Is that why everyone’s all of us to play. When Iwas 5, he Ididn’t have anyinjuries as akid always asleep by 4 p.m.?” Mr. took me to the HolidayPark Tennis or as apro,partly because Iwas Broad laughs. Center in Fort Lauderdale,Fla., raised on claycourts, which are Maybe. But wine and cricket about three minutes from our moreforgiving.Aclaysurfacelet Cricket and wine have also share a connection to the house. I wasn’t happy about going me perfect my groundstrokes and always been happy physical landscape. Both can be at first. Iwas in kindergarten and footwork.Italso helped me think found in spectacular settings. In loved spending time at my girl- and learn howtoconstruct a bedfellows fact, some cricket grounds rival friend’shouse swimming and having point—strategically hitting to the even the greatest vineyards barbecues.Instead, Ihad to hit balls corners. Most of all, Ilearned early Philanthropist John Paul Getty my dad threw to me. that Iwas morepatientand steadier “They’re mementos,” he says, Jr., son of the American industri- Ieasily could have resented my than everyone else.IknewIcould picked up from a cricketing career alist, created perhaps the most father and hated tennis.But Iquickly wear down my opponentsifIjust that has taken him around the beautiful cricket ground at his learned to enjoyitand responded stayed the course and kept cool. world—including wine-producing Wormsley estate in Buckingham- well to my dad, who wasmoreofa As Ibegan winning national countries such as South Africa, shire, England. For Mr. Broad, the stern teacher than atyrant. Besides, tournaments, the media started call- Australia and New Zealand. pitch that takes his breath away is thereweremanyother kids my age ing me the IcePrincess. It wasa “Man of the match,” the crick- Newlands Cricket Ground in Cape playing there, so Ihad fun. time when tennis players were eter smiles. “Every player gets a Town, set against the magnificent From the street, our modest starting to showemotion on the bottle of Champagne but we tend backdrop of Table Mountain. one-story, three-bedroom house court. What they didn’t understand not to open them.” They stand to “It’s the one ground where, looked likeany other on the block. is that my strength was the mental remind him of happy times, like even when you’re playing and fo- AfterIturned proatage 18,my part of the game. when he took six Australian wick- cusing on the cricket, it stops you parentsadded an upstairsbedroom Iwas moreofalistener,some- ets for 50 runs to clinch the Ashes in your tracks,” he says. South Af- suiteinthe back formyyounger one who observed and had focus as in Durham in 2013. rican wine is also a favorite. The ILLUSTRATION BY DAVID PLUNKERT sister,Jeanne,and me.She wasa well as killer instincts. Backthen, It’s Ashes time again and, after cricketer says he likes visiting tennis pro, too. we were still using wood a win in Cardiff, England will re- Stellenbosch and is a fan of Meer- DRINKING NOW: THREE WINES FROM VINEYARDS ON THE CRICKET CIRCUIT My mother,Colette,made an racketsand playing on sume hostilities with Australia lust Rubicon, a deep red wine effort to be the counterbalance. clay, which meant this week as they play the second made up of Cabernet Sauvignon, When Iwas home,wenever there wasn’t a lot ACEChris Evert in a 2014 portrait. Test at Lord’s. Which is where we Merlot and Cabernet Franc. 2012 Moss Wood 2014 Hamilton Russell Hambledon Classic talked tennis.She’dtakemeto of powerinthe Left, the Wimbledon champion in meet, just outside the bowler’s Unlike the old days when it Cabernet Sauvignon Pinot Noir $36 or €32 Cuvée $50 or €45 the beach or the mall. Her game. 1974. Below, the tennis star during bar in the historic pavilion. We’re was the norm for teams to have a $65 or €60 Tim Hamilton founded English wine has goal wastocreateanormal As Igot a match in Forest Hills, Queens, in not, however, here to talk about few drinks together at the end of Quitesimply one of the Hamilton Russell come a long way in home lifefor me.She’sthe older,mydad 1971, and at 17 with her family in cricket, but his second love: wine. a day’s play, it’s now all a little the best Australian vineyard in South the past few years one who traveled to stopped pushing Fort Lauderdale, Fla., in 1972 “We are so fortunate with the more regulated. “As a team we do Cabernet Sauvignons Africa’sHemel-en- and Hambledon is a tournamentswith me me.Bythen, he amount of travel we do with celebrate after a win,” Mr. Broad Ihavetasted. Aarde Valleyinthe good example of andwas able to ease sensed Iwas self- cricket that it opens up some says. “We won in Cardiff and Sir Repletewith fruit late1970s. The winery what has been the stress. To my driven. Forhim, it clappedlouder formyopponents wonderful places with good Ian Botham came into the dress- and flowerscents, it is nowinthe capable achieved. Released dad’scredit, he wasnever aboutthe than for me, just to be nice. In the wines,” says Mr. Broad. ing room. It’s usually beer. I’m not has agenerous hands of his son, last year, this Classic stayed home with money. He kept his job early 1970s,everyone fell in love The recent World Cup in Aus- a big beer fan so I’ll always relax mouth feel with a Anthony, who has Cuvée is a blend of the kids. as tennis director at Hol- with Evonne Goolagong. When I tralia and New Zealand was a case with a few glasses of wine.” strong, spicy, oaky changed the style in Chardonnay, Pinot In the 1960s,all of iday Park until he was 70. beat her at aUSTAevent, my mom, in point. “We had a great day at Whoknows? At Lord’s he might flavoronthe finish. recent years. The Meunier and Pinot my friends were into They renamed the center for who already knewEvonne,said to Hardys wines in Adelaide,” he win another bottle of Champagne— Lovers of Australian 2014 has alot of Noir. It’s toasty, with tennis on some level. him in 1997. her after, “Oh Evonne, don’t worry. says. But it was a visit to Dog although Idoubt he’ll open it. wine will find this plum and raspberry attractive fruit and Holiday Park was a cen- My mother wasthe greatest You’ll get her next time.” Point winery in Marlborough, New hardtoresist. fruit with asmooth thrilling, tingling ter of serious tennis ac- tennis mom you could wish for. TodayIliveinBocaRaton,Fla. Zealand, that really inspired. “We  Email Will at [email protected] Alcohol: 14% finish. Alcohol: 13.5% acidity. Alcohol: 12.5% tivity. Istarted winning She wascalm and kind, and even My parentsliveahalf-hour away, were drinking with the grapes just or follow him on Twitter: @Will_Lyons and my brothersand sisterslive within 20 minutes.Ihavea12,000- ADVERTISEMENT square-foot [1,100-square-meter], five-bedroom, Spanish-style house DistinctiveProperties&Estates on 5 acres [2 hectares] in a private development. Why Germany’s Saying Bitter to Beer My tennis academyisseven min- UNITED STATES utes away by car. Sometimes when SUMMER IN GERMANY means one “Barley &Hops” (Gestalten, €40). the335-year-old Schönram Brewery I’m there, I jump into practice ses- 2 4 thing: beer gardens.And while cool- “For decades,therehas been very lit- produced Germany’sfirst India Pale Distinctive sions unannounced. Not long ago, I ingoff with astein of golden beer is tle innovation in the art of brewing.” Ale.And acrossthe country, micro- $&) %*"&(!# '& asked one of the new girls who she 5 the height of leisure, suds—like all But over the past decade, small breweries likeSchoppe Bräu, Hopfen- thoughtIwas when Icame on the 1 3 thingsinGermany—areaveryseri- German breweries have been push- stopfer and BrauKunstKeller have Properties. court. “Some lady,” she said. ousscience. They’reevenregulated ingfor their ownplaceatthe tap. been redefining bier with innovative At my house,Ihaveatennis by their own law, the Reinheitsge- Inspired by the craft beer scene in brews. Even big industryistaking court with a surface similar to the bot, which states that barley, malt, America, they’vebeen breaking free notice; in May, Becks released itsown ones at theU.S.Open. 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LEXINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS CONCORD, MASSACHUSETTS Impressive 14 room house with exceptional South End. Extraordinary renovated On historic Main Street. 13 room condomini- The His-and-Hers Home stonework. 6bedrooms. 7full and 3half parlor triplex. 3bedrooms. 3.5 bathrooms. um on the Sudbury River. 5bedrooms. 3.5 bathrooms.3fireplaces. ...$2,999,900 3exposures. Garden. ...$2,950,000 bathrooms. On 1.15 acres. ...$1,854,000 One couple’s secret to a happy marriage: a loft divided into two quite distinct living areas

Ms. Paschke, who specializes in the other,afew steps lead up to a Mr.Danskin, an architect and stove, knives on displayand pots BY NANCY KEATES ceramics and light-reflectiveinstal- formal sitting area the couple calls manager for major chip families at hanging from the ceiling.“Imake lations,got alarge light-filled studio the sunroom. The sunroom resem- tech companyNVIDIA,preferred fires and spatter grease,” says Mr. ALLISON PASCHKE,anartist, and andsmall, cozy living area with sep- bles awaiting area in adoctor’s of- raw, natural materials and wide Danskin. 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Nowheis 5bedrooms. 4.5 bathrooms. Renovated to style residence. 6bedrooms. 5.5 bath- familyresidence.4bedrooms.3bathrooms. €540,000.Then they went about di- a bracket-shaped sitting area with blackboard. much neater,hesays,and if he does viding the loftintotwo connected small, modern,upright gray-and- skin’sside,adramatically more Midway through the room is leave something lying around, it is impeccable standards. ...$3,950,000 rooms. Over 5,500 sq. ft. ...$3,199,000 Direct access parking. ...$2,395,000 bututterly distinct living areas, white armchairs and a gray sofa. masculine auraprevails.The bed- what Mr. Danskin calls his “manly” hisproblem, not hers. He prefers each with itsown bedroom, kitchen, Awall coveredintranslucent room has acork floor and an angled furniture—aleather armchair,ata- that: “IfIclean something up it’s dining area and workspace. acrylic panels that looks likeaJapa- built-in bookshelf. The rectangular ble made from beams from an old because Iwant it clean not because Now, Ms. Paschke and Mr. Dan- nese shoji screen slides open. On shelves,irregularly stacked likechil- mill, and alarge TV.Atthe end is someone else wants it cleaned. I’m skin sleep in the same bedroom ev- one side is Ms. Paschke’s bedroom, dren’sblocks,separatethe bedroom the open kitchen with big stainless more likely to do something if it’s ery night (his, because he likes the nest-likewith curved walls with from the long,open room afew steel appliances,metal back- for me and not for guilt.” mattress better), eat dinner in the nooksand alow platform bed. On steps below. splashes, a giant hood over the gas Ms.Paschkecalls that newfound same room (also his,sincehehas a cleanliness“somewhat madden- biggerkitchen island) and entertain ing”—but says that even when he gueststogether (on her side,which does occasionally have cardboard is cozier). But they each oftencook boxespiled up (something that used separatemeals in their ownkitchens to driveher crazy), she doesn’t care and areresponsible forcleaning and because it is in his area. She hates decorating their ownareas.There candles because of the waxy drippy are two front doors. mess, but she loves that he lights “This living arrangement has re- them in his kitchen when they eat ally helped us solveour issues,” says dinner there together because it is HINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS WESTON, MASSACHUSETTS BROOKLINE, MASSACHUSETTS Ms. Paschke, 53. 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Mr.Danskin, 54, says them over to eat in his kitchen, this is the best period they have wherehemakes elaboratemeals for had. “Marriagewas hardwork.Now himself and does his own dishes. it’snot,” he says.“We feel likewe They both saytheir newarrange- found a system.” ment feels alot likewhen they first Theteam at Providencearchitec- started dating as studentsatUni- turefirm 3six0 dubbed this project, versity of California SantaCruz, be- whichcost about $600,000 and fin- fore they gotmarried in 1983 and ished in 2009,the “Double Loft.” promptly had two children. “It’slike They hadencountered couples being teenagersbut without all the whose tastes and needs differed— horriblenessofbeing teenagers. but not to this extent, says architect TAKING SIDES Ms. Paschke, who specializes in ceramics, got a large, light-filled studio, above left, and a cozy living area, We’remoresecureand we know 800.722.0072 www.HammondRE.com Jack Ryan. top left; Mr. Danskin’s side has a more masculine aesthetic; he prefers raw, natural materials and an industrial look what to do,” says Mr. Danskin. 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Ms. Paschke, who specializes in the other,afew steps lead up to a Mr.Danskin, an architect and stove, knives on displayand pots BY NANCY KEATES ceramics and light-reflectiveinstal- formal sitting area the couple calls manager for major chip families at hanging from the ceiling.“Imake lations,got alarge light-filled studio the sunroom. The sunroom resem- tech companyNVIDIA,preferred fires and spatter grease,” says Mr. ALLISON PASCHKE,anartist, and andsmall, cozy living area with sep- bles awaiting area in adoctor’s of- raw, natural materials and wide Danskin. John Danskin, acomputer engineer, arated spaces.Asense of nature fice and is barely used: It serves open andlong spaces forpacing Nowthat Mr.Danskin has his needed some spacefromeach other. prevails,provided by multihued mainly to separate the two spaces. whileheworks.Hewanted an in- own space, he has to clean up after The couple, who had been mar- polypropylene green shag rugs that When the door on the other end dustrial-style kitchen wherehe himself—something Ms.Paschke ried formorethan two decades and look likegrass;dozens of plantssur- of the sunroom opens to Mr.Dan- could grill steaks and grind coffee. used to do for him when they lived raised two kids,found themselves round the furnitureand sit on tables His windows aremoreexposed, in their large Queen Anne-style squabbling over lotsofsmall things, and lowbookshelves under massive looking out on massiveold electrical house in Cranston, raising their but didn’t want to get divorced. windows half-covered in translucent plants. Thewalls arebrick,covered kids.Back then the arrangement So in 2006,they sold their three- shades.Sinceshe doesn’t liketo ‘This living arrangement in peeling whitepaint; the book- wasthat he brought home the in- storyhouse in Cranston, R.I., and cook,the kitchen is minimal and has really helped us shelves aremetal. Arowing machine come and cooked dinnersfor the CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS NEWTON, MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS bought a400-square-meter loftin very much in the background: aline in the middle of the floor sits next family and she did everything else. the old jewelrydistrict of downtown of whitecabinetsagainst agraywall solve our issues’ to adesk with alarge computer Mr. Danskin’s clutter was a source Avon Hill. Magnificent 14 room residence. Stunning renovation of 13 room Tudor- The Fenway. Exceptional 10 room single Providence for $600,000, or about with small appliances. It is open to monitor.Heuses an entirewall as a of tension between them. Nowheis 5bedrooms. 4.5 bathrooms. Renovated to style residence. 6bedrooms. 5.5 bath- familyresidence.4bedrooms.3bathrooms. €540,000.Then they went about di- a bracket-shaped sitting area with blackboard. much neater,hesays,and if he does viding the loftintotwo connected small, modern,upright gray-and- skin’sside,adramatically more Midway through the room is leave something lying around, it is impeccable standards. ...$3,950,000 rooms. Over 5,500 sq. ft. ...$3,199,000 Direct access parking. ...$2,395,000 bututterly distinct living areas, white armchairs and a gray sofa. masculine auraprevails.The bed- what Mr. Danskin calls his “manly” hisproblem, not hers. He prefers each with itsown bedroom, kitchen, Awall coveredintranslucent room has acork floor and an angled furniture—aleather armchair,ata- that: “IfIclean something up it’s dining area and workspace. acrylic panels that looks likeaJapa- built-in bookshelf. The rectangular ble made from beams from an old because Iwant it clean not because Now, Ms. Paschke and Mr. Dan- nese shoji screen slides open. On shelves,irregularly stacked likechil- mill, and alarge TV.Atthe end is someone else wants it cleaned. I’m skin sleep in the same bedroom ev- one side is Ms. Paschke’s bedroom, dren’sblocks,separatethe bedroom the open kitchen with big stainless more likely to do something if it’s ery night (his, because he likes the nest-likewith curved walls with from the long,open room afew steel appliances,metal back- for me and not for guilt.” mattress better), eat dinner in the nooksand alow platform bed. On steps below. splashes, a giant hood over the gas Ms.Paschkecalls that newfound same room (also his,sincehehas a cleanliness“somewhat madden- biggerkitchen island) and entertain ing”—but says that even when he gueststogether (on her side,which does occasionally have cardboard is cozier). But they each oftencook boxespiled up (something that used separatemeals in their ownkitchens to driveher crazy), she doesn’t care and areresponsible forcleaning and because it is in his area. She hates decorating their ownareas.There candles because of the waxy drippy are two front doors. mess, but she loves that he lights “This living arrangement has re- them in his kitchen when they eat ally helped us solveour issues,” says dinner there together because it is HINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS WESTON, MASSACHUSETTS BROOKLINE, MASSACHUSETTS Ms. Paschke, 53. When they are to- romantic and she doesn’t have to Breathtaking 223 ft. of water frontage with a Charming 5bedroom residence with Sargent Estate. 13 room English Country- gether now, it’sintentional, she worryabout cleaning them up.Din- says, which makes it more fun: He ner is also nowconflict-free: She 5,100 sq. ft. main house plus astudio/guest character. 3full and 2half bathrooms. 4-car style house. 6bedrooms. 4.5 bathrooms. invites her over to his side for din- eatswhat she wants, usually salads, house with 2,200 sq. ft. ...$3,869,900 garage. Over 4,700 sq. ft. ...$1,895,000 Over 6,000 sq. ft. On 1.2 acres. ...$5,250,000 ner and amovie; they knock on each assembled in her kitchen, and brings other’s doors. Mr.Danskin, 54, says them over to eat in his kitchen, this is the best period they have wherehemakes elaboratemeals for had. “Marriagewas hardwork.Now himself and does his own dishes. it’snot,” he says.“We feel likewe They both saytheir newarrange- found a system.” ment feels alot likewhen they first Theteam at Providencearchitec- started dating as studentsatUni- turefirm 3six0 dubbed this project, versity of California SantaCruz, be- whichcost about $600,000 and fin- fore they gotmarried in 1983 and ished in 2009,the “Double Loft.” promptly had two children. “It’slike They hadencountered couples being teenagersbut without all the whose tastes and needs differed— horriblenessofbeing teenagers. but not to this extent, says architect TAKING SIDES Ms. Paschke, who specializes in ceramics, got a large, light-filled studio, above left, and a cozy living area, We’remoresecureand we know 800.722.0072 www.HammondRE.com Jack Ryan. top left; Mr. Danskin’s side has a more masculine aesthetic; he prefers raw, natural materials and an industrial look what to do,” says Mr. Danskin. 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