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Solstice
Architect:
D.R. Coleman, AIA
Passive Solar Design
Solstice is a simple yet distinctive home, with a large first floor that includes the master suite, and a unique floor plan for the upper level. The great room is vaulted, as are all of the upstairs rooms. If you wish to take advantage of its passive solar design, the front of this house should face north.
Equinox
Architect:
D.R. Coleman, AIA
Passive Solar Design
The Equinox home is a best seller, and it was included in the National Tour of Solar Homes soon after it was built. There are patios and porches (screened or covered) on all four sides of this distinctive home. The entire living area (living room, dining area, kitchen and den) is vaulted, and these rooms are filled with an abundance of natural light. If you wish to take advantage of its passive solar design, the front of this house should face south.
The Cape
Architect:
John Barrja
Barrja Design
Cupola roofs, copper spires, and decorative windows are only some of the architectural details that make this luxurious home unique. An outdoor masonry hearth, and a covered cabana with a serving bar and grill, allow you to do outdoor cooking and dining on either warm or cooler days.
Country Estate
Architect:
John Barrja
Barrja Design
This elegant home has details reminiscent of the Gothic style and other European influences. The exterior is a combination of stucco and stone, accented with arched windows, wood shutters, brickwork, and copper spires at the roof.
Carolina Charm
Architect:
R. Wayne Rainey Jr., AIA
Addison Rainey Architects
This lovely and spacious home was inspired by the traditional architecture of North and South Carolina. This classic look begins with the covered porches at the front (on the main level) and rear (on the upper level), which are framed with square white columns. These and other traditional exterior features, along with all the wood shuttered windows, give this home its southern charm. A unique octagonal tower projecting from the left side of the house continues up to a quiet and private third floor observatory, with all three levels providing 270–degree views!
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