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3 Cottages: The three cottage compound was built on a mid-coast Maine peninsula and was designed to be easily maintained and could be opened/ closed seasonally without much effort. The separation of each cottage allows for the interconnecting deck to act as an outdoor living space. With the sea surrounding the cottages, there are powerful views from every angle making these simple structures truly powerful. This series of coastal cottages won the AIA Maine Design Award in 1989. |
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Cliff House: This year-round cottage features a flat frontal southern exposure, almost windswept, inspired by the cliff that it lies above. The home is comprised of a living room with full water views, two guest rooms, a boat house, and a widow’s walk. The exterior is traditional to the Maine coast and features white cedar shingles with a pine trim giving the space a truly nautical look. The home won the Maine AIA Design Award in 1993. |
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Goose Rocks Beach House: This house was carefully sited and constructed to avoid damaging the surrounding sand dunes. Built partly on an existing... |
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Ship Channel House: This oceanfront home overlooks the Portland Ship Channel. The main house, at 17,000 square feet, is joined by a... |
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The Ridge House: Named The Ridge House because it was built onto a spine of bedrock to reduce the overall environmental impact, this home is a unique blend of artistic flare and thoughtfulness. Steel beams soar from the moss covered ground mimicking the trees surrounding the contemporary structure while the exterior of the home is sheathed of copper, allowing it to blend into its surroundings. This home won the Maine AIA Design Award in 2003, was featured in Portland Magazine in May 2005 and televised on New England Dream House in August 2005. |
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