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Butterfly Pavilion
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modern porch in a quiet suburban Maryland neighborhood provides seasonal
shelter for this family. Unlike
traditional porches, this porch pulls away from the structure allowing for an
outdoor deck/ cookout area without depriving the adjacent kitchen of much
appreciated sunlight. Carefully
positioned slats and planks frame views into the landscape and provide privacy
from neighboring properties. A butterfly
roof canopy floats above the crafted box redirecting water into a future rain
garden.
Nontoxic ACQ pressure treated lumber and
sustainably-harvested cedar were selected for this project to ensure the health
and safety of the owners. Tube footings
were carefully located to reduce sited disturbance and avoid tree roots. The
rain garden will help reduce stormwater run-off while providing a lush garden
to complement the architecture. Design by Rick Schneider, Petros Zouzoulas, and the team at inscape.
modern porch in a quiet suburban Maryland neighborhood provides seasonal
shelter for this family. Unlike
traditional porches, this porch pulls away from the structure allowing for an
outdoor deck/ cookout area without depriving the adjacent kitchen of much
appreciated sunlight. Carefully
positioned slats and planks frame views into the landscape and provide privacy
from neighboring properties. A butterfly
roof canopy floats above the crafted box redirecting water into a future rain
garden.
Nontoxic ACQ pressure treated lumber and
sustainably-harvested cedar were selected for this project to ensure the health
and safety of the owners. Tube footings
were carefully located to reduce sited disturbance and avoid tree roots. The
rain garden will help reduce stormwater run-off while providing a lush garden
to complement the architecture. Design by Rick Schneider, Petros Zouzoulas, and the team at inscape.
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