Stumptown Rock
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The Boglis love the self-reliance afforded by generating thermal energy and growing a garden on their roof.Photo by: John Clark -
The kitchen looks out onto a broad patio and backyard through floor-to-ceiling glass, while the upstairs balcony provides shading to allow in only diffuse daylight.Photo by: John Clark -
The driveway has a permeable surface.Photo by: John Clark -
White says of the living room, “We just blew it wide open,” removing walls to create a bright, continuous space.Photo by: John Clark
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