STRANG’s Van der Vlugt Residence Sets New Standard for Coastal Resilience in Florida
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The owner’s primary suite is encased with sliding glass doors with views to the water, with metallic imprints of the board-formed concrete acting as a feature wall for the bed.
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Kris Tamburello
STRANG’s Van der Vlugt Residence Sets New Standard for Coastal Resilience in Florida
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The owner’s primary suite showcases views to the water from every angle.
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Kris Tamburello
STRANG’s Van der Vlugt Residence Sets New Standard for Coastal Resilience in Florida
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View inside owner's primary bathroom.
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Kris Tamburello
STRANG’s Van der Vlugt Residence Sets New Standard for Coastal Resilience in Florida
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The home office provides a calming and soothing space for work and relaxation.
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Ryan Lester, Architecture Sarasota
STRANG’s Van der Vlugt Residence Sets New Standard for Coastal Resilience in Florida
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The home's distinctive curvature mimics the site's waterfront boundary.
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Kris Tamburello
STRANG’s Van der Vlugt Residence Sets New Standard for Coastal Resilience in Florida
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The elevated foundation is supported by a cluster of concrete columns.
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Kris Tamburello
STRANG’s Van der Vlugt Residence Sets New Standard for Coastal Resilience in Florida
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Max Strang, FAIA, talks with Will Van der Vlugt under the 50' cantilever.
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Ryan Lester, Architecture Sarasota
STRANG’s Van der Vlugt Residence Sets New Standard for Coastal Resilience in Florida
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A covered outdoor dining and living area is nestled beneath the house.
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Kris Tamburello
STRANG’s Van der Vlugt Residence Sets New Standard for Coastal Resilience in Florida
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A breezeway or "outdoor foyer" acts as the home's main entrance.
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Kris Tamburello
STRANG’s Van der Vlugt Residence Sets New Standard for Coastal Resilience in Florida
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Wood slats offer extra protection against hurricane force winds.
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Kris Tamburello
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STRANG’s Van der Vlugt Residence Sets New Standard for Coastal Resilience in Florida
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Board-form concrete is used on the exterior of the raised home.
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Ryan Lester, Architecture Sarasota
STRANG’s Van der Vlugt Residence Sets New Standard for Coastal Resilience in Florida
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The structure is supported by a coral rock base and concrete cylinders.
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Kris Tamburello
STRANG’s Van der Vlugt Residence Sets New Standard for Coastal Resilience in Florida
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The property is surrounded by beach on three sides, and a tropical forest on the other.
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Kris Tamburello
STRANG’s Van der Vlugt Residence Sets New Standard for Coastal Resilience in Florida
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Impact glass is used for the floor-to-ceiling windows, built to withstand hurricane force winds.
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Ryan Lester, Architecture Sarasota
STRANG’s Van der Vlugt Residence Sets New Standard for Coastal Resilience in Florida
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The home's elegant design serves a functional purpose. Given its fragile location, the STRANG team elevated it ten feet off the ground to account for sea level rise and potential storm surge.
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Ryan Lester, Architecture Sarasota
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