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Three Story Beach House
Architect:
Lark Bent
Lark Bent Architect
Originally built on a sloping site by the beach, this three story wood shingled house has five decks, and a winding exterior staircase that leads to the third floor. It has plenty of glazing, with glass doors, a skylight, and round accent windows to enjoy the outdoor view.
Mediterranean Splendor
Architect:
Neil Aaronson
Aaronson Group
The covered porch of this home is circular in shape, inviting you into this classic Mediterranean home. A tower with arched openings rises from the rear, and cleverly houses a chimney, blending it seamlessly into the design. Some of the special features of this home include a two–story ceiling, domed ceilings, a media room, an outdoor cabana space for dining and entertaining, and a detached golf cart/storage room.
Atrium Breeze 3
Architect:
D.R. Coleman, AIA
Passive Solar Design
The large atrium allows sunlight to fill the center of this unique home, and it aids in natural cooling as well. All the rooms on the first floor are vaulted, and all have lots of windows that provide abundant natural light as well as views. The large attached garage can accommodate up to three vehicles. The covered entry is accessed through a courtyard. If you wish to take advantage of its passive solar design, the front of this house should face northeast (or northwest if reversed).
Majestic Mediterranean
Architect:
Neil Aaronson
Aaronson Group
This beautiful Mediterranean style home has abundant space within its finely detailed exterior. High ceilings, curved balconies, and decorative ceilings accent the interior spaces. The lower level has abundant living spaces, including a media room, an exercise room, a family room, and formal living and dining rooms, while the upstairs is devoted to four bedroom suites, each with their own full bath.
Boldview Beach House
Architect:
Lark Bent
Lark Bent Architect
This home provides an open plan to take advantage of the floor to ceiling windows that grace the living and dining rooms. The vaulted ceiling and clerestory windows provide ample glazing for sunshine and views of trees and sky above them.