How
architecure can determine our designs toward an extension
of a given precedent, rather than an appendage.
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A
center stile, with tighter spacing between the lower pickets and
horizontal grids within the upper section.
A
wonderful 1920's Dutch Tudor tucked into one of Chicago's inimitably
charming hamlets. Our homeowners were looking to segment their
existing drive to incorporate a garden area adjacent to their portico
entry. This was accomplished by first creating a separation
utilizing the gate and matching panels Charles has drawn from
the geometry of the upper horizontal front windows, mimicking
both their orientation as well as their divided lites.