Desai Chia Architecture's Osprey House Uses Charred Wood to Blend with Shelter Island Landscape
Charred wood was used by Desai Chia Architecture to blend this home with the landscape, drawing wildlife to the property and enabling the owners to "inconspicuously observe nature".
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