Strang Design Realizes Sustainable Waterfront Residence
Strang Design
The modern kitchen showcases products by Ernesto Meda, Miele, and Subzero / Wolf.
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Kris Tamburello Photography
Strang Design Realizes Sustainable Waterfront Residence
Strang Design
The dining room just off the kitchen showcases a custom designed table.
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Kris Tamburello Photography
Strang Design Realizes Sustainable Waterfront Residence
Strang Design
One of the biggest design challenges was building and designing the client’s recording studio, which required full collaboration between various consultants, to ensure a unique and integrated environment.
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Kris Tamburello Photography
Strang Design Realizes Sustainable Waterfront Residence
Strang Design
This cabana bathroom showcases a floor-to-ceiling microcement finish that is applied by hand, Vola fixtures and a Casabath vanity.
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Kris Tamburello Photography
Strang Design Realizes Sustainable Waterfront Residence
Strang Design
The rough keystone flows from the exterior walls to the interior on feature walls throughout the home.
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Kris Tamburello Photography
Strang Design Realizes Sustainable Waterfront Residence
Strang Design
In this bathroom, the elevated platform delineates the space between the shower and tub within a ‘wet zone.’
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Kris Tamburello Photography
Strang Design Realizes Sustainable Waterfront Residence
Strang Design
View of the open plan kitchen and dining space where a custom-made table can seat up to ten.
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Kris Tamburello Photography
Strang Design Realizes Sustainable Waterfront Residence
Strang Design
Sleek slabs of marble polish off the Ernestomeda Kitchen products, creating a cohesive, contemporary design.
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Kris Tamburello Photography
Strang Design Realizes Sustainable Waterfront Residence
Strang Design
By reflecting the vertical fin placements and material indoors, Strang Design achieved a cohesive design that invites in the outdoors making for a property immersed in its surroundings.
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Kris Tamburello Photography
Strang Design Realizes Sustainable Waterfront Residence
Strang Design
The open concept living space is surrounded by floor to ceiling windows for ample lighting and views to the gardens.
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Kris Tamburello Photography
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Strang Design Realizes Sustainable Waterfront Residence
Strang Design
This room showcases a variety of muted blush tones and soft fabrics, with a wallpaper accent wall by Schumacher, as well as a carefully curated gallery wall that highlights the client’s interest.
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Kris Tamburello Photography
Strang Design Realizes Sustainable Waterfront Residence
Strang Design
The primary bathroom highlights the freestanding statement tub and sculptural pendant, allowing the focal point of the background to be the surrounding landscape.
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Kris Tamburello Photography
Strang Design Realizes Sustainable Waterfront Residence
Strang Design
Exterior detailing includes the use of rough Keystone, exposed concrete, dark wood-like porcelain tile, white crisp stucco, and shellstone hardscape, among other materials.
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Kris Tamburello Photography
Strang Design Realizes Sustainable Waterfront Residence
Strang Design
The vertical fins create a rhythm on the façade while providing privacy and framed views.
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Kris Tamburello Photography
Strang Design Realizes Sustainable Waterfront Residence
Strang Design
Strang Design designed the home around the existing live oak trees. According to founder and lead architect Max Strang, the project represents “A family home connected to the water, the sky and the trees.”
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Kris Tamburello Photography
Strang Design Realizes Sustainable Waterfront Residence
Strang Design
The project is named for its unique setting at the confluence of the Tarpon and New Rivers near downtown Fort Lauderdale.
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Calder Wilson Photography
Strang Design Realizes Sustainable Waterfront Residence
Strang Design
This aerial view showcases the solar array on the roof.
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Calder Wilson Photography
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Medium Plenty Transforms a Southern California Residence into a Multi-Generational Abode
Medium Plenty
Without straying too far from its original charm, the home’s updated facade is enhanced by a selection of materials, architectural forms and decidedly modern interventions.
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Mariko Reed
Medium Plenty Transforms a Southern California Residence into a Multi-Generational Abode
Medium Plenty
For the living room, Krebs says, “The fireplace and beautiful curved ceiling were preserved along with the original windows that were replaced. We love to keep strong, original elements, and feather them into the new design whenever possible.”
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Mariko Reed
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