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How to Catch the Sky - Bathroom
How to Catch The Sky
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How to Catch The Sky
How to Catch the Sky is a compact, 600-sf front-yard addition to a modest 1950s home in San Jose, California. Designed by SOOETSUN Studio, the project transforms a simple house into a sculptural, light-filled family space. A crisp green shed roof and triangular clerestory bring unexpected volume...
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How to Catch The Sky
How to Catch the Sky is a compact, 600-sf front-yard addition to a modest 1950s home in San Jose, California. Designed by SOOETSUN Studio, the project transforms a simple house into a sculptural, light-filled family space. A crisp green shed roof and triangular clerestory bring unexpected volume...
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How to Catch The Sky
How to Catch the Sky is a compact, 600-sf front-yard addition to a modest 1950s home in San Jose, California. Designed by SOOETSUN Studio, the project transforms a simple house into a sculptural, light-filled family space. A crisp green shed roof and triangular clerestory bring unexpected volume...
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How to Catch The Sky
How to Catch the Sky is a compact, 600-sf front-yard addition to a modest 1950s home in San Jose, California. Designed by SOOETSUN Studio, the project transforms a simple house into a sculptural, light-filled family space. A crisp green shed roof and triangular clerestory bring unexpected volume...
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How to Catch The Sky
How to Catch the Sky is a compact, 600-sf front-yard addition to a modest 1950s home in San Jose, California. Designed by SOOETSUN Studio, the project transforms a simple house into a sculptural, light-filled family space. A crisp green shed roof and triangular clerestory bring unexpected volume...
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How to Catch The Sky
How to Catch the Sky is a compact, 600-sf front-yard addition to a modest 1950s home in San Jose, California. Designed by SOOETSUN Studio, the project transforms a simple house into a sculptural, light-filled family space. A crisp green shed roof and triangular clerestory bring unexpected volume...
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How to Catch The Sky
How to Catch the Sky is a compact, 600-sf front-yard addition to a modest 1950s home in San Jose, California. Designed by SOOETSUN Studio, the project transforms a simple house into a sculptural, light-filled family space. A crisp green shed roof and triangular clerestory bring unexpected volume...
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How to Catch The Sky
How to Catch the Sky is a compact, 600-sf front-yard addition to a modest 1950s home in San Jose, California. Designed by SOOETSUN Studio, the project transforms a simple house into a sculptural, light-filled family space. A crisp green shed roof and triangular clerestory bring unexpected volume...
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How to Catch The Sky
How to Catch the Sky is a compact, 600-sf front-yard addition to a modest 1950s home in San Jose, California. Designed by SOOETSUN Studio, the project transforms a simple house into a sculptural, light-filled family space. A crisp green shed roof and triangular clerestory bring unexpected volume...
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How to Catch The Sky
How to Catch the Sky is a compact, 600-sf front-yard addition to a modest 1950s home in San Jose, California. Designed by SOOETSUN Studio, the project transforms a simple house into a sculptural, light-filled family space. A crisp green shed roof and triangular clerestory bring unexpected volume...
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How to Catch The Sky
How to Catch the Sky is a compact, 600-sf front-yard addition to a modest 1950s home in San Jose, California. Designed by SOOETSUN Studio, the project transforms a simple house into a sculptural, light-filled family space. A crisp green shed roof and triangular clerestory bring unexpected volume...
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How to Catch The Sky
How to Catch the Sky is a compact, 600-sf front-yard addition to a modest 1950s home in San Jose, California. Designed by SOOETSUN Studio, the project transforms a simple house into a sculptural, light-filled family space. A crisp green shed roof and triangular clerestory bring unexpected volume...
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