Saw this at Robert Knight’s website. He is a Blue Hill, ME architect, and sells a collection of his plans clients have given him reprint rights for.
The pic is of a house someone built from his for-purchase plans. I like the way the shingles are detailed over the entry. And look at how the wall curves into the recessed entry. Nice shingling. Wonder why they did something different up above, in the way they are cutting patterned shingles?
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You don't like what they did above?
Very cool entrance. Not sure I care for the big exposure on the over entrance detail.
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I think he said he liked it---
That entryway has a magnetic effect. Pretty cool.
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