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third house designed and built by the Architect for himself as a client
returns to a radially-framed structure built on exposed solid granite
ledge, but this home is in the overall form of a half circle facing
south, composed of four pie-shaped sections with varying roof heights
and floor levels to enable natural light to penetrate into the center
of the interior by means of narrow strips of clerestory glass. The
overall shape is divided into a bedroom half and a kitchen-dining-living
half. The straight, double insulated north wall contrasts with lots
of glass around the daily path of the sun on the south side. This
home shares a common feature of homes by the Architect in that the
kitchen, dining and living areas constitute one continuous flow of
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