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What Hurricane Sandy Taught
Us About Coastal Properties
We have worked on quite a number of coastal, waterfront and wetlands sites and we have come to appreciate the oportunity of these spectacular places. We also have direct experience with the special requirements of structure, materials, light and siting - some of these the practical and emotional response to qualities of particular sites and some the resolution of contemporary code requirements. These requirements can be substantial and definitive and must be considered from the very begining in any coastal design project. The results of course can be breathtaking and are the reason that we return to these special places again and again. |
COASTAL, WATERFRONT & WETLANDS SITES |
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The Water House | ||||
The view from the Sound | Midpoint of the "Renovation" | The existing house - the starting point | ||
The Kanter House | ||||
The view from the water's edge. | The existing construction was not very good. | The existing house - Very straight forward, covered in light blue vinyl siding. | ||
Juniper 15 | ||||
The Western Wall House | ||||
Westbrook House | ||||
The Coleman/Macri House | ||||
The Litt Weekend House | ||||
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