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This home offers plenty of peaceful spaces, from quiet spots for morning coffee to areas perfect for entertaining, all flowing seamlessly between indoor and outdoor living.

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A sport court is concealed behind the garage, preserving a composed street presence. Recreation is fully integrated without dominating the exterior view.

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This house makes a strong presence along the river, with a modest footprint and striking rooflines. Dual-shed roofs paired with a stone base provide balance while creating the ideal angle for a solar array.

A rooftop deck on the front of the home offers an elevated place to take in sunsets over the water.
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The porch is elevated to preserve the natural grade below. Positioned toward the water and woods, it offers protection from the elements without sacrificing the setting.

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The elevated gym is perched among the treetops, offering views of the lake. Its placement transforms a daily workout into an experience shaped by height, light, and surroundings.

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This home sits on a Mississippi Riverfront lot within the Highland Bridge Development in St. Paul, MN. It is one of several sustainability-driven projects in the neighborhood, part of a broader plan for a connected, mixed-use community focused on clean technologies and quality design.

From the wall section to the rain gardens, every element is designed to work in harmony with the site and the surrounding neighborhood.

Two opposing shed roofs balance each other and create the ideal angle for a solar array. A rooftop deck connects the front of the home to Mississippi River Blvd, offering a perfect perch to watch sunsets over the river.

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Exteriors set the tone long before you step inside.
Proportion, material, and how a house meets its surroundings all matter. When the exterior feels resolved, the transition from outside to inside feels natural and unforced.

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