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Tag: structure

Storm Resilience and Design

With the ongoing threat of climate change and a global increase in temperature feeding larger and more destructive storms combined…
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Posted on: March 7, 2026 Last updated on: March 7, 2026 Written by: Archology

Wood as a Structural Choice

Wood is the most prevalent building material in residential and light commercial construction. Despite being utilized in the vast majority…
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Posted on: February 15, 2026 Last updated on: February 19, 2026 Written by: Archology

Collar Ties

One of the hardest things to design on a house is the roof. It can be complicated. It’s almost always…
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Posted on: September 16, 2021 Last updated on: November 8, 2023 Written by: Archology
Interior

The What and Why of Barndominium Style Homes

Barndominiums are a surging trend in real estate. The term “barndominium” was coined in the late 80’s, but have surged…
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Posted on: April 28, 2021 Last updated on: April 29, 2021 Written by: Archology
Rear Elevation

Cape Shores Residence Renovation

This light filled renovation was a challenge to update one of the oldest homes in the Cape Shores development. The…
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Posted on: January 17, 2021 Last updated on: January 17, 2021 Written by: Archology
Other Corner

Kewanee Street Challenge Renovation

This challenge renovation in South Bethany, Delaware was both structurally and legally. The zoning regulations in town are very comprehensive,…
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Posted on: December 13, 2020 Last updated on: June 2, 2021 Written by: Archology
Final Product

House Raising in Slaughter Beach

House raising isn’t always a glamourous design project, but it can be crucial for a homeowner. In this case, we…
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Posted on: November 25, 2020 Last updated on: November 25, 2020 Written by: Archology
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10 hours ago

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We're working with a client to renovate their beach home. First pass is always all over the place because we want to give them options to think about, even when we're as constrained by existing conditions as this house will be. We played with the stair location, the overall look of the house, whether or not there would be a roof deck, where we would put the screened porch, how to get a "front door", and a ton of other details so that they can mix and match and think and the next round be a lot closer to a final design.
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Excited for this house to get built, we were working on it for a while. A multi-generational home, almost a complex. We've done a couple of these over the years, but most families aren't looking to build a home to house their mother, mother in law, future children in law, and eventual grand children all under one roof. It presents challenges to provide space for gathering, and also to get away. And while the house is large (and costly), it's more efficient than building 3-5 homes for all of the potential families and maintains those bonds. We suspect that this will become more popular as the economic and familial benefits become more important than the flexibility afforded by traditional single family homes. ... See MoreSee Less

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Client knew what they wanted. The requested turret feature with wrap around porch wasn't easy to detail out, but it defines this home. It helps this home stand out and make it uniquely our client's. The landscaping (not us) doesn't hurt either. ... See MoreSee Less

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