Vacation in the Back Yard

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 CRISP
  Architects

It is so nice to see the buds coming out on my maple trees.  I can hardly remember those sleety days in February. 

In celebration of Spring, the first article is called Vacation in the Back Yard.  It won’t be long until we take the first plunge of Summer into a backyard pool or pond.   

The second article is Quiet Home.  We all need a quiet place once in a while.  If you plan ahead, that quiet place can be in your own home.

Please take a look at the new additons to our web page: Guest and Pool House and Lake House Re-Imagined.

 

Jimmy Crisp & the team at Crisp Architects
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Vacation in the Back Yard

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When I sit on my back porch and rock on the porch swing, I feel the stress of the day drain away.  The change is so great that I consider my porch a mini-vacation spot.

Clients of ours fell in love with Italy.  They travel there often and go out of their way to make gourmet Italian food.  When they decided to build a guest/pool house, one of the important features had to be a sense of relaxation with an Italian flair and an authentic brick pizza oven.  Although the structure is only a few hundred feet from the main house, when you go there, you feel like you have traveled very far.  With homage paid to Italian architecture, our clapboard-clad destination makes the perfect get away.

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Quiet Home

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During the construction process, standing in the interior of a half built home is deafening.  With carpenters nailing, compressors running and boom boxes playing competing melodies on every floor, you can hardly hear yourself think.  The day after insulation is installed both in the exterior and interior partitions, it seems like a different place.  With sound insulation between the floors and within the interior partitions, it is hard to get the attention of someone in the next room even when you scream.

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APR10

April 8, 2010

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