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Hi! The article is very interesting. But no slideshow for this? :)
pauline 10/04/2009
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Pauline, thanks for noticing! We've updated it---check out the slideshow above.
Amanda 10/04/2009
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The house is nice, but the extreme lack of shade, I am sure is unbearable. i can only hope that the western exposure was contemplated by the design team.
jim 10/09/2009
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Believe it or not - the house itself is quite comfortable cooling wise - even during the summer months. I had the opportunity to tour it while I was a student at Brophy - it is quite an impressive place. The lush vegitation adds some extra shade to help shield the house from the sun in addition to the designers fantastic planning and use of building materials.
John 10/19/2009
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