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Creation of a long, tree-lined avenue approach that opens up to a town square with a landmark community building containing meeting rooms, a gymnasium, a business suite, estate offices and a concierge. Five character areas taking cues from New England, UK and Scandinavian timber boarded architecture for a veranda living culture.
Client: St James Homes
Architect: JTP Architects
Architect: JTP Architects
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