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working with a client on a
new home,
we make a list of priorities together, describe the required
spaces, and establish a budget range, to arrive at creative,
cost-conscious design. Special attention is paid to site conditions
including access to the site, solar orientation, unique views
on the property, existing plantings and the surrounding context.
The requirements for each space are developed with the client.
This detailed information helps us design the optimum size for
each room. Traffic flow and furniture arrangement are studied
at an early stage to determine door and window placement.
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"With
their creativity, we constructed a remarkable house with many
special features that make living in it enjoyable."
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near
Washington, NC
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This
2000 sq. ft. vacation house replaces a
home destroyed by flooding. The floor
plan takes advantage of a 270-degree view
of the Pamlico River. The house is raised
on piers to conform to current building
codes.
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near
Morehead City, NC
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A
5400 sq. ft. dwelling inspired by Greek
Revival designs of the 19th century, this
house features a two-story spiral staircase
and a widow's walk on the roof. The terraces
and porches are a great place to enjoy
the scenery of Bogue Banks.
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Pinehurst,
NC
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This
Georgian style house in a golf course
community, and is designed to allow views
of the green from almost every room. The
front and rear facades are equally important
to this project.
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Oriental,
NC
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The
compact design of this 1850 sq. ft. cottage
by the river uses a metal roof, simple
form and large porches, typical of the
vernacular architecture of this area.
Careful planning keeps the small house
spacious and accommodates 8-10 people.
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