Garnett DePasquale Projects Designs Black Cedar House in Sag Harbor
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Kate Mazade
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Summary
Local studio Garnett DePasquale Projects has designed a compact, black-stained cedar house named Meadowlark in Sag Harbor, near the Hamptons. Originally intended as an extension of the clients' neighboring property, the 3,853-square-foot house became a standalone residence.
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· 2 pulledLocal studio Garnett DePasquale Projects has settled a compact, black-stained cedar house on a tree-lined Sag Harbor lot in the Hamptons in New York.
Known as Meadowlark, the 3,853-square-foot (358-square-metre) house was originally intended to be an extension of the clients' neighbouring property, but turned into a standalone residence.
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