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Brass pulls

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board form concrete and river rocks

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concrete floors and walls and ground floor lighting and large glass door

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concrete floors, lighting

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Acrylic Fencing for privacy

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Cool lighting hubbardton Forge

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Acrylic fencing for privacy

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Front aspect of house into living space

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Use of privacy glass window for side of house to still allow light in and operable window at top for circulation

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A skylight above the stairs opens to draw lingering heat from downstairs through the roof. Floor-to-ceiling windows throughout the house allow cross ventilation through operable openings at the top.

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he open-riser staircase gives the appearance of floating wood slabs — in this case, more maple with a walnut stain. Apart from looking cool, the design lets the homeowners see from the workstation to the entryway, and allows air circulation between the two floors. Thirdstone came up with an economical design for the handrail: The architects developed the middle brackets, then purchased 1 1/4-inch wood dowels from a hardware store.

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stairs Rockefeller Partners Architects The stairs are 3/4" planks of solid teak which wrap all four sides and end of a steel tube beam cantilevered out of the wall. A single steel stringer was placed in the wall to which the steel tube beam members were welded. It's a beautiful detail and the contractor, Wilson Construction executed it flawlessly.

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Rockefeller Partners Architects The stairs are 3/4" planks of solid teak which wrap all four sides and end of a steel tube beam cantilevered out of the wall. A single steel stringer was placed in the wall to which the steel tube beam members were welded. It's a beautiful detail and the contractor, Wilson Construction executed it flawlessly.

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