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Darcy Bean Custom Construction Inc.
This custom Cherry wood hallway cabinet design is comprised of 3 rows of glass displays with adjustable shelving as well as 8 horizontal display shelves and topped with a longer additional glass display case all illuminated by LED lighting. The ornate back lit stained glass ceiling panel brings in a creative an colorful element to the space.
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Homestead Doors, Inc.
Door #HZ43
Solid wood Riftsawn White Oak doors
5-panel Craftsman
Flat panels
https://www.door.cc
Sustainable Builders llc
Nicho in adobe wall. Chiseled flagstone sill. Adobe mud plaster.
A design-build project by Sustainable Builders llc of Taos NM. Photo by Thomas Soule of Sustainable Builders llc.
Cerami Builders Inc
Looking down the hallway into the kitchen.
Original historic architect: Bernard Maybeck
Modern architect: Arkin Tilt Architects
Photography by Ed Caldwell
Old Town Design Group
This comfortable loft is spacious and serves as a nice gathering place.
Photo by: Thomas Graham
Interior Design by: Everything Home Designs
Gambrick
Hall leading to bedrooms on 2nd floor overlooking the great room. curved ceiling with arched great room windows. white trim with brown walls and ceiling. wall sconce. white posts with black metal balusters and wood hand rail. medium brown wood flooring with white area rug and white chairs.
Zola European Windows
Located in an existing neighborhood of post-war houses, Skidmore Passivhaus merges contemporary design with the highest level of energy efficiency. Gernerous insulation, extremely airtight construction (tested at .32ach50), high performing triple glazed Zola European Windows, and a super-efficient heat recovery ventilator allow the structure to meet the stringent requirements of the German Passivhaus standard. Generous amounts of south facing glazing (0.5 shgc) maximize the solar gains for most of the year, while motorized exterior aluminum shades can be lowered to block unwanted summer heat gain resulting in extremely comfortable temperatures year round. An extensive green roof helps manage all stormwater on site, while a roof mounted 4.32 kW PV array provides enough electricity to result in a near net zero and truly sustainable building.
In Situ Architecture
Jeremy Bittermann - BITTERMANN Photography
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