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Rethinking the Sky House
Arina Krisanova
Rethinking the Sky House by Arina Krisanova
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Inna Kablukova
Rethinking the Sky House
Arina Krisanova
Rethinking the Sky House by Arina Krisanova
Photo credit:
Inna Kablukova
Rethinking the Sky House
Arina Krisanova
Rethinking the Sky House by Arina Krisanova
Photo credit:
Inna Kablukova
Rethinking the Sky House
Arina Krisanova
Rethinking the Sky House by Arina Krisanova
Photo credit:
Inna Kablukova
Rethinking the Sky House
Arina Krisanova
Rethinking the Sky House by Arina Krisanova
Photo credit:
Inna Kablukova
Rethinking the Sky House
Arina Krisanova
Rethinking the Sky House by Arina Krisanova
Photo credit:
Inna Kablukova
VITA Sets the Stage for the Creative Collaboration Behind a Unique Community
VITA
The sea island village of Kiawah River offers a luxurious and amenities-rich "life along the river."
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Joe Thomas
VITA Sets the Stage for the Creative Collaboration Behind a Unique Community
VITA
Named after the local shorebird, The Dunlin Auberge Collection is a 72-key hotel located on the banks of the Kiawah Rier.
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Joe Thomas
VITA Sets the Stage for the Creative Collaboration Behind a Unique Community
VITA
Kiawah River offers guests 11 detached cabins for rent, designed by Julia Starr Sanford with interiors by Amanda Lindroth,
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Joe Thomas
VITA Sets the Stage for the Creative Collaboration Behind a Unique Community
VITA
Old-growth treescapes with heritage live oaks defined Kiawah River's master plan.
Photo credit:
Joe Thomas
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VITA Sets the Stage for the Creative Collaboration Behind a Unique Community
VITA
Kiawah River's various neighborhoods are interconnected and easily reached through infrastructure that priorities bikeability and walkability.
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Joe Thomas
VITA Sets the Stage for the Creative Collaboration Behind a Unique Community
VITA
Kiawah River was purposely planned for walkability and convenient access to community amenities.
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Joe Thomas
VITA Sets the Stage for the Creative Collaboration Behind a Unique Community
VITA
With its network of roads and trails, Kiawah River invites exploration on foot, or on a bicycle.
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Joe Thomas
VITA Sets the Stage for the Creative Collaboration Behind a Unique Community
VITA
The community of Kiawah River is set on 2,000 acres of waterfront within the Sea Islands of Charleston, South Carolina.
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Joe Thomas
VITA Sets the Stage for the Creative Collaboration Behind a Unique Community
VITA
The community landscape guidelines establish consistency and visually unifies the various architectural styles, and call for water conservation-sensitive landscape techniques and native plant palettes.
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Joe Thomas
VITA Sets the Stage for the Creative Collaboration Behind a Unique Community
VITA
As the community developer, VITA created the Kiawah River Design Guidelines which include site design; architecture guidelines, including architectural styles; and landscape design and site elements.
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Joe Thomas
VITA Sets the Stage for the Creative Collaboration Behind a Unique Community
VITA
Kiawah River partners with farms who share its dedication to sustainability and local traditions; these include, among others, Rosebank Farms whose farm stand is located near the entrance to the community.
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Joe Thomas
VITA Sets the Stage for the Creative Collaboration Behind a Unique Community
VITA
At the entrance to Kiawah River, the road meanders around old growth trees—a testament to decades of land stewardship, and to VITA's meticulous community planning.
Photo credit:
Joe Thomas
VITA Sets the Stage for the Creative Collaboration Behind a Unique Community
VITA
At Kiawah River, the trails through maritime forests of live oak and Spanish Moss meet marsh fields.
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Joe Thomas
VITA Sets the Stage for the Creative Collaboration Behind a Unique Community
VITA
The view of the saltwater marsh from Old Friends Park, one of four parks at Kiawah River.
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Joe Thomas
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