Interior Design - October 1, 2005

For travel agents and spiritual gurus, the phrase "footprints in the sand" is awash in sentimental connotations. But for designers working along the sandy Atlantic coast of Florida, the word footprint can mean the difference between building and not building. Such was the case in Jupiter Island when SH Arc was hired to design a beach house on an 80-by-250-foot site where zoning r...

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