he structure, which is next to the canal, has two simple gabled white stucco forms that are the same width: One houses the kitchen and living areas; the other, the master suite. Two tiny windows in each form bring in light while providing privacy along the busy street. The house has two entrances: one off the canal and another via a driveway court. The roof, made of rusted corrugated metal, mimics the red-tile roofs of Spanish architecture. The beige forms — in between the gables and to the side off the courtyard — are whitewashed brick.
The pitched ceiling is stained tongue-and-groove hemlock.
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