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The Lakehouse: As the first LEED-certified home in Winter Haven, FL, the design is a confident expression of modern architecture that leaves behind any trace of vernacular influences.

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West San Marino Residence: Deep overhangs, handsome proportions and delicate detailing defines this Miami Beach home. Situated on a narrow lot with westerly views across Biscayne Bay, site and climatic considerations resulted in a design that provides expansive views from sheltered living areas.

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West San Marino Residence: The kitchen, living and dining areas are combined into one large public space flowing easily through walls of glass that can be completely pocketed away onto a covered terrace overlooking the pool, Biscayne Bay, and neighboring islands .

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West San Marino Residence: An elongated walkway leads to a formal entrance while allowing subtle hints of the bay beyond.

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Raingarden: As the first “multi-family” development in Winter Haven in over three decades, this development offers residents a new option for urban living.

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Raingarden: The sequences of spaces from the street enables both a private lifestyle and a sense of openness while expressing a generosity back to the city.

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Raingarden: The building features a series of randomized vertical fins. These slender columns represent an adaption of the building to its site and climate as they offer shading and privacy.

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This graphic represents 66 project mappings. Using satellite maps and a simple white circle, the different texturing of site and context represents the multiple locations and environments the firm has worked within: everywhere from the urban centers of South Florida, to the deserts of Dubai and mountains of Southwest Colorado.

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