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Building With Topography & Local Architecture in Mind
Topography and local architecture inform the design of a Morris County home Hiland Hall Turner, AIA Hiland Hall Turner Architects, P.A. Bernardsville | 908-696-0072 | HHTA.com […]
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Winter white looks, warm wood tones and brushed metals will elevate your interiors on the darkest days—and all year long. Wildly versatile, the Tuck Bench is a cozy seat at […]
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Art Deco Dining in 2020
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The red brick panel to the right of the front door recalls the fact that at one point, homes had small cisterns for horses. Such details “allow a human response to the structure both visually and texturally,” Turner says.
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Photography: Ned Harvey
Architect: Hiland Hall Turner, AIA
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Architectural Style, Decks, Doors / Windows, Landscape & Garden, Porch & Patio, 2020
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