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Nautilus ArchitectsWaterfront design often involves specialized construction practices. Such was the case at this beachfront second home, which is elevated on concrete peers to sit above the floodplain, supported by helical stainless steel piles drilled through sand to reach bedrock, and moment-framed in steel to resist the later forces of hurricane winds. The building is actually two pieces linked by a stair and deck, with the rear portion serving as two stacked rental units and the front as the owner's summer getaway.
Nautilus ArchitectsWaterfront design often involves specialized construction practices. Such was the case at this beachfront second home, which is elevated on concrete peers to sit above the floodplain, supported by helical stainless steel piles drilled through sand to reach bedrock, and moment-framed in steel to resist the later forces of hurricane winds. The building is actually two pieces linked by a stair and deck, with the rear portion serving as two stacked rental units and the front as the owner's summer getaway.
Green Mountain BuildersThis Bonita Bay remodel involved a transformative process in the kitchen, dining, and living room areas. Walls were taken down to reposition the space, creating an open and more interconnected layout. This redesign enhances the flow of natural light, promotes a more spacious atmosphere, and fosters a cohesive and modern living experience.
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Nautilus ArchitectsWaterfront design often involves specialized construction practices. Such was the case at this beachfront second home, which is elevated on concrete peers to sit above the floodplain, supported by helical stainless steel piles drilled through sand to reach bedrock, and moment-framed in steel to resist the later forces of hurricane winds. The building is actually two pieces linked by a stair and deck, with the rear portion serving as two stacked rental units and the front as the owner's summer getaway.
Green Mountain BuildersThis Bonita Bay remodel involved a transformative process in the kitchen, dining, and living room areas. Walls were taken down to reposition the space, creating an open and more interconnected layout. This redesign enhances the flow of natural light, promotes a more spacious atmosphere, and fosters a cohesive and modern living experience.
Green Mountain BuildersThis Bonita Bay remodel involved a transformative process in the kitchen, dining, and living room areas. Walls were taken down to reposition the space, creating an open and more interconnected layout. This redesign enhances the flow of natural light, promotes a more spacious atmosphere, and fosters a cohesive and modern living experience.
Green Mountain BuildersThis Bonita Bay remodel involved a transformative process in the kitchen, dining, and living room areas. Walls were taken down to reposition the space, creating an open and more interconnected layout. This redesign enhances the flow of natural light, promotes a more spacious atmosphere, and fosters a cohesive and modern living experience.
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Sunbury, OH
J.Holderby - Renovations
Franklin County's Leading General Contractors - 2X Best of Houzz!
Green Mountain BuildersThis Bonita Bay remodel involved a transformative process in the kitchen, dining, and living room areas. Walls were taken down to reposition the space, creating an open and more interconnected layout. This redesign enhances the flow of natural light, promotes a more spacious atmosphere, and fosters a cohesive and modern living experience.
Nautilus ArchitectsWaterfront design often involves specialized construction practices. Such was the case at this beachfront second home, which is elevated on concrete peers to sit above the floodplain, supported by helical stainless steel piles drilled through sand to reach bedrock, and moment-framed in steel to resist the later forces of hurricane winds. The building is actually two pieces linked by a stair and deck, with the rear portion serving as two stacked rental units and the front as the owner's summer getaway.
Green Mountain BuildersThis Bonita Bay remodel involved a transformative process in the kitchen, dining, and living room areas. Walls were taken down to reposition the space, creating an open and more interconnected layout. This redesign enhances the flow of natural light, promotes a more spacious atmosphere, and fosters a cohesive and modern living experience.
Nautilus ArchitectsWaterfront design often involves specialized construction practices. Such was the case at this beachfront second home, which is elevated on concrete peers to sit above the floodplain, supported by helical stainless steel piles drilled through sand to reach bedrock, and moment-framed in steel to resist the later forces of hurricane winds. The building is actually two pieces linked by a stair and deck, with the rear portion serving as two stacked rental units and the front as the owner's summer getaway.
Nautilus ArchitectsWaterfront design often involves specialized construction practices. Such was the case at this beachfront second home, which is elevated on concrete peers to sit above the floodplain, supported by helical stainless steel piles drilled through sand to reach bedrock, and moment-framed in steel to resist the later forces of hurricane winds. The building is actually two pieces linked by a stair and deck, with the rear portion serving as two stacked rental units and the front as the owner's summer getaway.
Green Mountain BuildersThis Bonita Bay remodel involved a transformative process in the kitchen, dining, and living room areas. Walls were taken down to reposition the space, creating an open and more interconnected layout. This redesign enhances the flow of natural light, promotes a more spacious atmosphere, and fosters a cohesive and modern living experience.
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Columbus, OH
Hope Restoration & General Contracting
Columbus Design-Build, Kitchen & Bath Remodeling, Historic Renovations
Nautilus ArchitectsWaterfront design often involves specialized construction practices. Such was the case at this beachfront second home, which is elevated on concrete peers to sit above the floodplain, supported by helical stainless steel piles drilled through sand to reach bedrock, and moment-framed in steel to resist the later forces of hurricane winds. The building is actually two pieces linked by a stair and deck, with the rear portion serving as two stacked rental units and the front as the owner's summer getaway.
Nautilus ArchitectsWaterfront design often involves specialized construction practices. Such was the case at this beachfront second home, which is elevated on concrete peers to sit above the floodplain, supported by helical stainless steel piles drilled through sand to reach bedrock, and moment-framed in steel to resist the later forces of hurricane winds. The building is actually two pieces linked by a stair and deck, with the rear portion serving as two stacked rental units and the front as the owner's summer getaway.
Green Mountain BuildersThis Bonita Bay remodel involved a transformative process in the kitchen, dining, and living room areas. Walls were taken down to reposition the space, creating an open and more interconnected layout. This redesign enhances the flow of natural light, promotes a more spacious atmosphere, and fosters a cohesive and modern living experience.
Green Mountain BuildersThis Bonita Bay remodel involved a transformative process in the kitchen, dining, and living room areas. Walls were taken down to reposition the space, creating an open and more interconnected layout. This redesign enhances the flow of natural light, promotes a more spacious atmosphere, and fosters a cohesive and modern living experience.
Sponsored
Columbus, OH
Snider & Metcalf Interior Design, LTD
Leading Interior Designers in Columbus, Ohio & Ponte Vedra, Florida
Green Mountain BuildersThis Bonita Bay remodel involved a transformative process in the kitchen, dining, and living room areas. Walls were taken down to reposition the space, creating an open and more interconnected layout. This redesign enhances the flow of natural light, promotes a more spacious atmosphere, and fosters a cohesive and modern living experience.
Green Mountain BuildersThis Bonita Bay remodel involved a transformative process in the kitchen, dining, and living room areas. Walls were taken down to reposition the space, creating an open and more interconnected layout. This redesign enhances the flow of natural light, promotes a more spacious atmosphere, and fosters a cohesive and modern living experience.
Nautilus ArchitectsWaterfront design often involves specialized construction practices. Such was the case at this beachfront second home, which is elevated on concrete peers to sit above the floodplain, supported by helical stainless steel piles drilled through sand to reach bedrock, and moment-framed in steel to resist the later forces of hurricane winds. The building is actually two pieces linked by a stair and deck, with the rear portion serving as two stacked rental units and the front as the owner's summer getaway.
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