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Exterior Looks

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Wings & Posts

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Ceiling for Exterior Entryway Look

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porta cohere pilasters detract from stacked stone on front of house.

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Porte-cochere: too heavy a look; would detract from outdoor entry area.

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Look for Portacachere

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Alternative Support for Deck (as opposed to Timber Frame look).

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Gray Metal Window Frames with Wood Accent. Timber Frame-Like Overhang.

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Modified Timber Frame Look

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Notice Wood Corbels under the Eves.

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Gray Steel Roof works here.

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Gray, Cedar & Stone Look

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Contrasting Exterior Colors/Materials. Think Grayish Siding, Medium Dark Wood Trim (Inclusing Garage Doors), and Natural Stacked Stone.

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Timber Frame Beams Support Lower Level; Post & Beam Configuration for Upper Level. Trusses should have been slightly curved.

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Design Idea for Porte-cochere (Add change in slope for the roof)..

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Gray versus Natural Wood Look

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Bracing Idea for Roof Overhang

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How the Stone in the Round should NOT Look!

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Sloped Stone Look for Deck Support Post Area Around the Retaining Wall Facing the River.

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Deck Railing as well as Interior Railings

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Stone & Wood Exterior Look Similar to What Is Planned for the Point

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Exterior stone & wood look (note effect of horizontal band)

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Nifty Gates

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Nice Exterior Wood Accents

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Wood Look w/Green Trim

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Color and contrast

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HardiPlank exterior shingle look

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Stone and HardiPlank...austere color not bad

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Nice austere color look. Note grey stone with darker HardiPlant look.

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HardiPlank Variations

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Railing Support Idea

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Interesting....Nothing Else

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Prarie Look Using Hardiplant

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Two Stories of Solid HardiPlank w/no Horizontal Divider

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Nice HardiPlank Color (if it is HardiPlank)

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Wood and Stone Look with beveled out lower outer walls (a la Sara Sasanka)

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Gamble House (window treatment)

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Gamble House (window treatment) 2

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A Very Natural Look....good for the Point

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Exterior Look for the Point (dark wood & stonework))

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Brown Exterior w/stone Look

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Brown Shingle w/Green Trim

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Brown Shingles w/Moss Trim (real shingles make for a look the cannot be achieved by HardiShingles)

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Nice Look

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Water Look

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More Water Look

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Two Story Shingle Look

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The House Fits in the Setting

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Bracing Look for Lower Deck Supports

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Fun Pavilion Idea

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Notes Glass Framing in Upper Level Windows - Possible for Bedrooms

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Note Framing of Glass on Tall Windows. Possible look for atrium/entry wall of glass

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Possible Color Scheme for the Point

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Exterior Window Sill Idea for Small Upper Bedroom Windows

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Picking Up on the Theme of the Portcachere's Timberframe Bracing Brackets

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Timber Frame Portcachere Look

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