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Seadrift Residence

Marin County coastal codes require houses in this zone to be notably elevated above the sea level, which results in houses being quite high in relation to the lagoon and ocean. This creates a situation where the buildings have two sides: in this case, northward with decks and steps that cascade down to the water, while the south side is more level and expansive with exposure to the southern sun. With this dual orientation, the main spaces of the house open up for maximum indoor-outdoor living. Stinson is fairly sunny with spectacular natural light and so this dual orientation also captures as much light and fresh air as possible. Photo by Paul Dyer

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tadams58 added this to Living Room Ideas18 January 2019

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