He designed for Robert and Dorothy (who went by the nickname of "Dickie") Roebling a three-story stone Norman style manor house on just outside Princeton, New Jersey in Lawrence Township. The home begun shortly after Bob and Dickie were married in 1925 would be completed in 1928. Robert was heir of the famed construction family, John A. Roebling’s Sons Co, best known for building the Brooklyn Bridge. Known as "Landfall" the highly attractive manor house with its steep roofs, tall turrets and walled cobblestone court is extant today on .