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a good way to treat the foundation wall. thin sheet metal.

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so cool but we wouldn't have the angularity to make it look / feel like this

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cool windows for a plywood trimmed wall. potentially looking into living room

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another interesting tile work for bathroom walls

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we should make sure our plywood sheets are not as busy looking

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Like combo of concrete and plywood side by side. Adds an interesting warmth to the space.

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block, plywood, and black window combo. I like it.

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plywood treatment

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plywood paneling

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wall treatment for the back facing wall of the bedroom with window. like the window frame treatment as well.

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baboons from the inside

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cabins in ground to add elevation to the path

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nice and open bar deck.

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love the generally clean look and calm color patterns of this

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great deck skylights. maybe using transparent corrugated sheets

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love the height of the window for kitchen potentially

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sneaky window. love it

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Is this how elevated we will be on the back?

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is this what our 4 foot elevation look like?

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potential way to manage an elevated entry

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rood facia

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steps up to the entry door and scones

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Furred out wall for the nook around window

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trim around the window

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trim around the window

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square wall for road side

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front of the island and light fixtures

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square block for street side

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gabion

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concrete flooring and light fixture

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tile work

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Light scones and stamped panels as a veneer wall for inside.

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Entry potential idea.

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Street side look as well.

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Street side wall potential.

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Street side and entry look. If we could execute with concrete stucco on the street side and some kind of wood planking on the entry side. The pathway for entry is also great, I really like this one.

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Entry for the front and back of the house. Like the steps, if possible needed to offset/absorb the foundation elevation lift.

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Roofing facia for overhang and deck side

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Block wall for street side.

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like Ceiling lamps here

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