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| This 3,500 square foot residence, currently being designed by Zucker Architecture, uses the roof to harvest rainfall similar to the way a dew drop falls off a leaf. | |||||||||||||
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| The south of the house is arrayed to gather sunlight in the winter or provide shade in the summer. Breezes move through the house after passing over a water feature, which helps to cool the home in the hot months and reflect light into the house during the shorter days of the year. | |||||||||||||
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| This custom private residence is 5,000 s.f., and features a parabolic curved copper roof and radial vegas for structural support. | |||||||||||||
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| This three-level, 5, 100 s.f. home features an indoor pool, exposed steel trusses, and curved copper roofs. | |||||||||||||
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Jeffrey Zucker, AIA • 123 E. Goodwin • Prescott, AZ 86303 • p: 928-445-8531 • f: 928-445-8999
Email: jeff@zarchitect.net
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