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      Michael Huller Architects    1831 Washington Street    Newton MA 02466    617-965-4618    rmdrdk@verizon.net
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Michael Huller Architects
Newton MA


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architect Milton MA, custom home, shingle style,porch,stair tower,
architect Milton MA, custom home, shingle style,porch,stair tower,
architect Milton MA, custom home, shingle style,porch,
architect Milton MA, custom home, shingle style,patio
architect Milton MA, custom home, shingle style,family room, breakfast area
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architect Milton MA, custom home, shingle style,front entry built in bench
architect Milton MA, custom home, shingle style,front entry, staircase, stair tower
architect Milton MA, custom home, shingle style,front entry, staircase, stair tower
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architect Milton MA, custom home, shingle style,family room
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architect Milton MA
    Our Client had recently purchased a large wooded site bordering the Blue Hills in Milton. They came to us highly prepared to begin the design process. At the first meeting they brought a binder full of pictures, a written program that described every room with room sizes, and some definite design concepts, which included these goals. All rooms facing the rear so they could look onto the woods, a stair tower, and a large porch and a screened in porch for an outdoor hot tub.
    The idea was to keep the plan and the footprint of the house simple and efficient so we could achieve their goals while staying within the budget. We kept the detail and millwork on the exterior straight forward so there would be room in the budget for quality materials, finishes and fixtures on the interior. 
    With all of the living spaces facing the rear, we created a circulation path that would feel like a room on its own and not a hallway/corridor. The plan was also developed to hide the three car garage. In this way avoided having the common view being that of a large garage with a house attached to it. The garage is still conveniently attached to the pantry and kitchen, but no longer the focal point.