The plan is largely one room deep to encourage cross ventilation and to take advantage of water views to the north, while admitting sunlight from the south. The flavor is influenced by an informal rustic camp next door.

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The new picture glass created a panorama and instant feeling of being on the water. With cross ventilation on the two side doors, we did not need screens. The railings were changed from picket to cable railing style.

The plan is largely one room deep to encourage cross ventilation and to take advantage of water views to the north, while admitting sunlight from the south. The flavor is influenced by an informal rustic camp next door.

The new entry doors are designed to be welcoming, but still provide privacy inside the house. The clerestory window above the door opens for sustainable design. The ventilation provided by the clerestory window provides cross ventilation from the front to the rear of the house.

The plan is largely one room deep to encourage cross ventilation and to take advantage of water views to the north, while admitting sunlight from the south. The flavor is influenced by an informal rustic camp next door.

Architecture: Sutro Architects Landscape Architecture: Arterra Landscape Architects Builder: Upscale Construction Photography: Christopher Stark
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Eucalyptus wood vaulted ceiling framed by triangular-shaped windows with wooden louvered vents for cross-ventilation. Symmetrical bedroom layout enhances the ceiling shape. Photo credit: Hal Lum

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Concealed roll-down insect screens transform this family room into a screen porch in summer to eliminate the need for air-conditioning by allowing cross-ventilating breezes to cool the spaces and take advantage of the home's woodland setting.

The plan is largely one room deep to encourage cross ventilation and to take advantage of water views to the north, while admitting sunlight from the south. The flavor is influenced by an informal rustic camp next door.

In order to give the client the open concept living they requested, interior walls were removed, which allowed for a larger kitchen with an island. By placing all functions against the wall, the island is left free for entertaining. Photos: Dave Remple

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Then entry foyer bring the outdoors inside and creates amazing cross ventilation, circulation and views.
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Living room includes space for a grand piano. Anice Hoachlander, Hoachlander Davis Photography LLC
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Courtyard and Entrance view - Courtyard for cross ventilation Strey Architects: Friedrich Strey
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