Moreland Village
Moreland was one of at least 15 separate plantations that once occupied the land that is now Palmetto Bluff. Owned by the Cole family, the property’s primary crops were indigo, rice, and cotton. The sketch to the left depicts some of the buildings on the property.
Today, the physical remnants of Moreland are few. Two cemeteries located near Old Moreland Road tell of a working plantation and give a glimpse into the life of the place. Pine trees now replace ground once scattered with cotton and new marsh exists in historic rice paddies. Live Oaks grace the banks of the creek and marsh that, to this day, provide strong protection from incoming storms.
Paying homage to the history of the place through traditional architecture
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history at palmetto bluff
and planning, Moreland Village is envisioned as a settlement that evolved from a plantation to a small riverside town to a bustling neighborhood.
“The summer homes established along the May River were characterized by certain design traits that had been adapted to meet the demands of the Lowcountry, and were often raised above the ground on piers to provide
adequate ventilation. In most cases, these clapboard-sided residences had large porches for casual living.
Several well-preserved examples of this vernacular form of Lowcountry architectural design can still be viewed in some of Bluffton’s remaining antebellum homes. The Cole-Heyward House is a splendid illustration. In the early 1840s, John J. Cole built this summer dwelling for his family on Boundary Street. Like many builders of the day, Cole chose plans for his house based on the early Carolina Farmhouse style of architecture, which was heavily influenced from the West Indies. John and his wife Caroline Corley owned nearby Moreland Plantation located at May River Neck, or present-day Palmetto Bluff.”
— Excerpt from “The Bluffton Expedition: The Burning of Bluffton, South Carolina, During the Civil War”, by Jeff Fulgham, 2012
Moreland vision
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Experience Principles Create and Celebrate Our Crossroads
Moreland will be designed to create the happy collisions that surprise and delight. From creating formal lifestyle hubs where programming and amenities share space, to finding and creating compelling “destinations” among our preserves and parks, to designing true gathering places where our trails and tracks intersect with each other – we will ensure that the exploration of Moreland is a communal experience. While we will encourage and embrace the time spent alone, we will ensure that this community comes together again and again.
Blur The Lines Between Indoor And Out, Developed And Undeveloped Moreland will create places and spaces where the indoors and outdoors feel united. With buildings that use windows, materials, and open spaces to spectacularly celebrate our unique outdoor environment, our architecture will both draw people in and inspire them to go out. At Moreland, nature’s design and man’s design come together dramatically. Boardwalks will wind amongst the trees before transitioning into dirt and back. Natural waterways will connect with developed waterways and pools – helping create a natural feeling even when you are in something that has been created. Moreland will provide a model for how design and development can celebrate the outdoor environment.
Bring Life To The Landscape Moreland will be a place of energy and activity – a natural environment that is enlivened by the people and passion that live and visit. Moreland will be filled with the laughter that comes from drinking and dining in inspiring outdoor environments. Moreland will be energized by the sounds of instruments and voices that we invite to play, sing, and talk in a one-of-a-kind setting. We will create centers of gravity – trailheads, game rooms, bars, imaginative events, and more – that attract a crowd. At Moreland, people will be compelled to congregate and celebrate as a part of a true community. Moreland won’t be afraid to get a little loud. Unlike the somewhat quiet reverence of Wilson, Moreland will have a hum.
Make It Easy To Explore The Lowcountry Environment Your Way Whether it is the serenity of a nature walk through the preserve, the challenge of testing your skills on the hunting grounds, or the pulse-pumping action of a four-wheeler tour of the property – Moreland is the ideal jumping off point for the best outdoor experiences of the Lowcountry. Our outfitters will be an unmatched basecamp where people gather to get the knowledge, gear, trail maps, and guidance to start their exploration of this unique outdoor environment – and will be home base for the celebration of those activities at the end of the day. Our conservationists and Lowcountry lifestyle guides will be contagious with their knowledge and passion – and Moreland’s programs will consistently inspire people young and old to immerse with this environment more fully. We will be innovative and creative in how we deliver on this promise – from expanded programs in the spirit of “Girlz Gone Wild” to kid-friendly surprises like a network of tree houses throughout the property. There will be no better place to have fun on the water, the marsh, and the woods of the Lowcountry.
Moreland Village
Design Principles
Palmetto Bluff draws upon the architectural
for shade and raised foundations to capture
or volumes that were broken up, rather than
be subordinate to the landscape, highlighting
and landscape traditions that shaped the
coastal breezes.
one main dominant volume. This evolution
Moreland’s natural character.
Lowcountry region. At Moreland Village the
preserved the more rural character of the
intent is to continue to build on this tradition
Coastal Context & Climate
Lowcountry and established a comfortable and
The predominant Lowcountry vernacular
to develop contemporary interpretations and
The influence of early settlers can be seen in
“human” scale to the buildings.
design will create a casual, relaxed, and simple
details that incorporate sustainable concepts.
the incorporation of wraparound verandas,
Lowcountry architecture is the result of a
porches, and raised foundations that
Moreland Village will continue to celebrate
amenities will provide for a rich diversity in
variety of cultural influences (English, French,
responded to the need of both ameliorating
these traditions, with a spirit that emphasizes
the community. Homes will feature expansive
and German) that are well suited to the area
the climate and taking advantage of breezes,
a simpler Lowcountry vernacular compared to
porches with an eye towards engaging the
with regard to climate and the use of local
sun, and coastal views through the orientation
the more refined architecture and landscape
street. Buildings will be “unbundled” so that
materials. The Lowcountry style is generally
of the house.
of Wilson Village. While each building will
they appear as a collection of simple related
be influenced by the past, the vernacular
forms rather than one single “box.”
characterized as having the following main
way of life. The mixture of lot types and
Generational Architecture
architecture of Moreland will feature design
As families grew, technology advanced, and
elements that are updated and modern.
The porch has evolved as one of the most
Relaxed & Informal Living
cultural influences changed, these factors
Homes will be typified by simple masses and
distinguishing features of the Lowcountry
The earliest settlers were mainly English
impacted the architectural design aesthetic
details, but high quality building materials.
vernacular and will be a prevalent characteristic
and French and they brought with them
of the Lowcountry. A primary house was
Larger masses will be broken down to be more
of Moreland. Porches should be used in
an architectural language that was more
constructed first and as the family’s needs
sympathetic to the vernacular context.
building designs to respond to sun orientation,
rectangular and formal. These designs were
changed, secondary wings and/or structures,
assimilated into the coastal climate of the
such as cottages, garages, dormers, and/
Moreland Village will feature a wide variety
applicable). Porches establish a neighborhood
Carolinas. The use of columns and symmetrical
or outbuildings were added. This evolution
of lot types and sizes, reflecting a small town
atmosphere and reinforce the informal quality
layouts were then relaxed with deep porches
created a collection of informal buildings and/
informality and coastal lifestyle. Buildings will
of Moreland Village.
elements and design philosophies:
views and the adjoining streetscape (where
Design Principles
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Outfitters
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Entry Road to Moreland Village
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Talent
Discovery | Timeless | Connected Christian has been a lead designer on a broad range of
Christian Barlock
projects with extensive experience in 4240’s residential and resort hospitality portfolio at the state, national, and international level. The diversity of location, character, and scale of his projects reflect his wide geographical reach and effectiveness in varying contexts. The joy inherent in sketching and drawing is apparent in his work and he continues this art to generate ideas, develop detail, and explore the human scale and proportion. 4240 Architecture is an award-winning design firm doing site-specific work on a global scale. Based in Denver, 4240 is a team of approximately 30 design professionals committed to a collaborative design process that intimately involves our clients and that involves deep research on each project to help us understand its needs and goals. 4240 was founded on the value of stewardship. “Knowing where you are” has emerged at the heart of our design philosophy, which emphasizes place-making, sustainable design, and respect for the environment, knowing that our built environment allows itself to be guided by its history, its culture, its topography, its ecology, and its micro-climate. Nowhere is this more elemental than in the South – along the edges of the coast, salt marshes, maritime forests, and the rich Lowcountry heritage.
Design philosophy The architecture for Moreland centers on this notion of stewardship. Inspired by the rich and beautiful Lowcountry setting, the architectural character at Moreland will not only be timeless, but will respond to the climate and natural setting and connect people to the landscape. This requires a firm understanding of the existing architectural patterns and language by way of form, massing, materials, and detail. Architectural strategies for Moreland will focus on the dismantling of the monolith. The buildings become smaller, less imposing – connected one-room wide designs with outdoor covered porches and breezeways that facilitate cross-ventilation and natural light. This strategy illustrates sensitivity to the land, with less conditioned space and results in rooms that are intimate, warm, and open to the outside. Forms and materials represent an evolution over time, incorporating modern building strategies with traditional forms that reflect the Lowcountry vernacular buildings without abstract contrast or contradiction. Simple roof forms with generous overhangs protect walls and occupants from the sun and rain. New or time-worn materials that weather gracefully will be used to blend with the natural setting and reinforce the “story” unique to Moreland.
4240 Architecture Inc.
3507 Ringsby Court Suite 117, Denver, Co 80216 phone 303.292.3388 Cell 720.219.8478 4240architecture.com cbarlock@4240arch.com
Unexpected | Sensual | Luminous Inspired by the quality of life along the Gulf Coast, Geoff moved
Geoffrey C. Chick
to the Florida Panhandle after earning his professional degree from Cornell University in 1996. A native of Massachusetts, Geoff has spent the ensuing years cultivating his knowledge of the area and its local building traditions.
Design philosophy “My projects seek to find a balance between
Frustrated by the generic nature of the builder-driven housing
the honest use of natural
industry, he founded Geoff Chick & Associates in 2001.
materials and modern
Dedicated to serving the needs of his clients with a more
sensibilities; creating
intimate collaboration, Geoff specializes in building single-family
structures that transcend
custom homes that are unique to the site and their occupants.
popular fashion, are built to last and worthy
With extensive field construction experience and a substantial
of preservation. These
portfolio of built work, Geoff continues to create homes that
homes evoke a collective
manifest his profound sense of scale and the honest use of
memory of traditional
materials. His solutions are both pragmatic and poetic, merging
architecture, relevant
established vernacular forms with a modern aesthetic.
in almost any regional context, adapted to the
Geoff is a registered architect in the State of Florida, certified
way American families
by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards,
live today.”
and a member of the American Institute of Architects. Geoff resides in South Walton County with his wife, Shawn, and their two children.
Geoff Chick & Associates
790 North Highway 393, Suite 2E, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459 phone 850.622.0210 fax 850.622.0211 cell 850.865.5310 www.geoffchick.com
Crafted | Timeless | Integrated For over 20 years, Beau Clowney Architects has been working
Beau Clowney
collaboratively with clients to create beautiful structures that seek to enhance life through good design. They have successfully designed a
Design philosophy
unique collection of homes throughout the U.S. and abroad that weave
Beau Clowney Architect’s
together the nature of the home’s location with the unique character
philosophy for Moreland is simple:
of the individual client. Architect Beau Clowney, a 6 generation South
to create environments that evoke
Carolina native, along with his partner Kate Campbell and talented
a deep sense of place, capturing the
leadership team, are passionate about the design and execution of
spirit of Southern architecture and
each project. His widely published firm is located along the Battery
translating the lessons of history into
in historic Charleston, South Carolina, which serves daily as a rich
a fresh architectural language more
laboratory for continued research and design inspiration.
suitable for modern living. We excel
th
in our collaboration with clients, Beau is a graduate of Princeton University where he studied under
analyzing their needs and desires
several noted architects, including Michael Graves, who served as his
for living environments. Moreland
mentor and advisor during his Masters thesis year. Prior to attending
exemplifies the principles of design
Princeton, Beau completed his undergraduate work at Tulane
most of our clients seek, which are
University in New Orleans, and the Architectural Association in London,
creating timeless forms with an
England. He serves on the Board of Directors at the Preservation
appropriate scale and proportion,
Society of Charleston, and is a member of the American Institute of
truth in materials, and crafting
Architects. Recently, two homes they designed were selected for the
spaces where one can experience
Coastal Living Private Tour of Homes for Charleston Insiders Weekend,
the integration of the landscape and
an event curated by the editors of Coastal Living, Southern Living and
architecture, all of which are critical
Travel + Leisure magazines, among others.
for success in good design.
Beau Clowney Architects
One King Street, Suite 102, Charleston, SC 29401 phone 843.722.2040 www.beauclowney.com bclowney@bellsouth.net
Timeless | Unique | Generational
Design philosophy
william court
“We are creating a simpler, more “I love having the opportunity to brag on our team. This is the single, most talented
relaxed, Lowcountry experience.”
group of people I have ever had the opportunity to work with. Together, we have
The homes that make up Moreland
become a blessedly dysfunctional family.”
will be timeless. Their architecture will already be graced with a sense
Court Atkins is first and foremost a creative team. As a result, there is not ever a
of place (and presence) that is only
‘single person’ that designs a home at Court Atkins.
found in the history and tradition of the coastal Lowcountry.
The studio is a young, talented, and enthusiastic group of professionals who truly make the difference between creating great architecture and creating a great
“The Lowcountry changes you when
experience for the client.
you live here.” Each site in Moreland is unique. How we connect to the site’s
We create stunning, custom homes and award-winning interior designs with a sense
natural beauty will define how we live
of history and tradition. The process of getting there, however, requires listening.
in the homes that make up Moreland. This connection will weave through
Every home we work on is tailored to reflect each client’s unique perspective and
every element of the design process.
individual character. To accomplish that, we focus on design, schedule, budget, and above all, maintaining open, responsive lines of communication.
“Our past will inform our future.” Moreland is generational. Its character
We work extensively in Palmetto Bluff and throughout the coastal Lowcountry
is derived from the language found in
to help create and define the character of the communities where we live,
the Lowcountry’s simpler times. This
work, and play.
was a time when family compounds evolved with the family. The architecture grows, stands the test of
Creating timeless, refined Design With Consistent, personalized Service
Court Atkins Architects
time, and is then handed down.
PO Box 3978, Bluffton, SC 29910 843.815.2557 www.courtatkins.com www.facebook.com/CourtAtkinsArchitects www.houzz.com/pro/caa2557/court-atkins-architects
VERNACULAR AUTHENTICITY NATURAL SIMPLICITY FAMILY CONNECTIVITY Contributing to the architectural landscape of
Design philosophy Our roots are Southern, and our designs have long captured the spirit of Southern living, imbued with genteel grace, hospitality, casual elegance, and a deep sense of place - attributes that resonate profoundly with our national clientele and align seemlessly with the essence of Moreland Village.
the South since 1982, Historical Concepts excels
historical concepts
at conveying authenticity, tradition, and sense
Our designs are inspired by the dreams of the
of place through its designs. Nowhere is this rich
families who will inhabit them. By entrusting us to
legacy more evident than at Palmetto Bluff. One of
interpret what home means to them, our clients
the early architectural firms to be commissioned
remind us why we are passionate about what we do.
by the emerging community, Historical Concepts
We listen to how they imagine their futures unfolding
designed the Wilson Village sales center, post
and draw on these unique and personal narratives to
office, general store, and now iconic chapel in
create residences that are comfortable, welcoming,
Palmetto Bluff to evoke the deeply rooted heritage
and enduring, with architecture that effortlessly
and patina of the South. These architectural examples, along with
fuses home and habitat.
the cottages that soon followed in Wilson Village, paid reverence to
the land’s past and formed the beginnings of Palmetto Bluff’s much sought after character and
In each design challenge we also seek to discover
ambiance.
the essence of its unique heritage and place. In the Lowcountry, and at Moreland Village in particular,
In the ensuing decade, Historical Concepts has built upon this foundation, creating fine custom
this means that the captivating and native beauty
residences in classical and vernacular styles for families who are drawn to make Palmetto Bluff
of the surroundings shape the design. Here, we will
home. In 2014, the firm was honored to be tapped once again as part of an accomplished team
connect past with present; tradition with innovation;
of architects and planners who would compose Palmetto Bluff’s newest village. Drawing upon its
and architecture with landscape, to create magical
tradition of collaboration with Crescent Communities, Historical Concepts is particularly proud to
environments that affect the senses and nurture an
have authored the Moreland Village Design Guidelines, which illustrate the architectural vision for
authentic way of life.
the distinctive neighborhood to come.
HISTORICAL CONCEPTS
490 Brasfield Square, Atlanta, GA 30316 Phone 770.487.8041 www.historicalconcepts.com inquiries@historicalconcepts.com
Active | Garden | Family Lynch Associates Architects was established as a
Andrew S. & Rebecca Post Lynch
collaboration between its two principal partners to design custom residential, commercial, and adaptive reuse projects throughout the Southeast. Becky Lynch founded Lynch Associates Architects in 2005 after several years of designing and leading projects with award-winning firms in Washington, D.C., New York City, and Savannah. With education and experience in both architecture and landscape architecture, she approaches design as a series of indoor and outdoor spaces that together create a cohesive project. Although her experience includes urban master plans, institutional and commercial projects, Becky currently specializes in custom residential architecture. Andrew Lynch joined Lynch Associates Architects in 2008 after 11 years of experience with leading national design firms in Atlanta, New York City, and Savannah. Andrew has been involved in residential, institutional, preservation, and commercial projects ranging in value from $750K up to $22 million in the Northeast and Southeast region. As a LEEDaccredited professional, he has been involved in several LEED-certified projects and is knowledgeable in the use of sustainable technologies and materials.
Lynch Associates Architects, PC
Design philosophy Lynch Associates Architects is a firm founded on the fundamental principle that the greatest contribution of architecture is to strengthen and vitalize our communities. We believe that architecture, the natural landscape, and a building’s context are inextricably connected. Our ability to find inherent order among these complex components enables us to create projects tailored to their unique environments and our provocative clients. Our process is not informed by any one style or predetermined formula, but rather strives to create architecture that is inventive yet timeless. Both principals are personally involved in every project to contribute their individual strengths and expertise. Each project begins with a collaborative approach, which engages the client in an integrated design process from the initial concept through the project’s completion. We continue this approach in a project’s execution as we endeavor to translate concept into the craft of construction. The goal of Lynch Associates Architects is to create exceptional projects that are contextual and inherently sustainable. We embrace the opportunity to participate in the new vision for Moreland as it aligns with our core design principles of creating interdependent indoor and outdoor spaces, while still maintaining a cohesive neighborhood aesthetic anchored in the design standards set forth by Palmetto Bluff.
409 East Liberty Street, Savannah, GA 31401 phone 912.349.5116 www.lyncharch.com Becky Lynch: blynch@lyncharch.com
LIFESTYLE | PLACE | STRUCTURE Established in 2013, Markalunas Architecture Group
TOM MARKALUNAS
believes that good design should tell a story, and that this narrative can be woven to create a sense of style and
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place. Our firm has a foundation of 20 years of custom
The design of a place should be based on a unique vision
residential design experience stretching from Colorado to
that is rooted in the story as told by the architecture.
South Carolina. After practicing in the Vail Valley for many
It is our client’s very personal dream that we foster in
years, Tom and Leighann Markalunas have made their
each custom home. After all, our journeys to our homes
home in Greenville, South Carolina, since 2004.
start from unique points, and those experiences will tell us where and how we want our residences to live. Each
Our home designs are as diverse as our clientele, and are
design we undertake ultimately takes on a life of its own,
located in some of the most respected communities in
and when finished the harmony between landscape and
the United States. We tailor our services to exceed the
home celebrate the sense of exploration and discovery.
vision of our clients, with respect for the context of the
When one approaches design by listening to the client,
neighborhood, the environment, and the realities of the
developing a relationship, understanding context
construction process. We are committed to the design-
and seeing the opportunities for creative solutions,
build rationale and devoted to exceptional architecture,
the architectural process becomes a collaboration of
detail, and service.
ideas. We focus on the flow created in the plan, the three-dimensional forms created, the spaces brought to life, and seamless transitions. The result is logical,
“It is our client’s very personal dream
well-proportioned space, expressive exterior elements,
that we foster in each custom home.”
interior and exterior living, and character reflecting the
charming landscapes, thoughtful connections between history of the place.
— TOM MARKALUNAS
Markalunas Architecture Group, LLC
105 N. Spring Street, Suite 103, Greenville, SC 29601 PO Box 16479, Greenville, SC 29606 phone 864.233.6800 cell 864.420.8428 www.MArchitectureGroup.com Tom@MArchitectureGroup.com
environment | specific | opportunity Thomas & Denzinger Architects was founded in the Lowcountry over
Joel C. Newman
40 years ago. The history and environment of this area has been the core inspiration for our design work. The firm is a collaboration of
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three studios in Charleston and Beaufort, South Carolina. Our projects
Moreland has been conceived as a place
have been a continuous exploration of contemporary living within this
within Palmetto Bluff to begin to amplify
rich natural setting and our historical context. By adapting important
those connections of history, environment,
local vernacular building principles to the modern sensibility to
materials, and details. The design objective
connect with our surroundings, we are turning the protective shelter
here is to turn outward from the protective
of early building into the living stage that embraces our beautiful
shelter and connect closely with the
environment. This basic mission of creating architecture that is specific
surroundings, telescoping living rooms
to the history, natural surroundings, and individual user is what has
to living gardens and the rich outdoor
distinguished our connected creations. Our design solutions have
opportunities beyond. A good design
ranged from modern historical adaptations of classic Lowcountry
solution will allow a dog walk to be as
forms to highly contemporary organic designs that are more pure
satisfying an exploration as a kayak trip on
expressions of their environmental influences. Each solution has
the water trail. Thomas & Denzinger believes
been a reflection of both the specific environment and that particular
that every project is an “environment-specific
owner’s aspirations.
opportunity” for connection.
Thomas & Denzinger’s long experience in the Lowcountry has given
The community that will result from this
us both a deep appreciation and respect for this climate. We continue
collaboration of designers and homeowners
to explore new uses for historically native material like pine, cypress,
embracing the surroundings from house to
tabby, and brick. Durability is an important objective with every project
house and the natural amenities beyond will
and the understanding of old and new materials is an important factor
epitomize an environmental connection that
in our design and detail decisions. The building materials connect us
is specific to the Lowcountry.
from inside to outside and to the local history of this place.
Thomas & Denzinger Architects
920 Bay Street, Beaufort, SC 29902 Phone 843.524.6361 Cell 843.812.2767 www.thomasanddenzinger.com
Inspired | responsive | relaxed We believe it takes a strong vision to create
H. Pearce Scott
great architecture and we look to the clients’ needs and desires along with the specific
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site and regional context for that vision. We
We view Moreland as a unique opportunity to
strive to listen first and then be creative with
look forward and back at the same time. It’s a
what we hear. We don’t feel that the role of
new village with all the modern elements we
an architect is to dictate style or program,
expect from our built environment today, but it
but rather let the design grow naturally out
takes its cues from the past. The combination
of the mix of client, site, and context. We
of the new inspired by the old overlaid in a
engage all three aspects in our designs,
truly unique setting is a potential recipe for
looking for common and unique elements to
something quite special. The maritime forests
build a clear, robust concept.
and the edge path encompassing Moreland create opportunities for the architecture to naturally merge with the landscape. While the homes will focus on the views and features, they also serve as a piece of the natural
“Anyone who can’t spell a
backdrop. The balance of openness and
word at least three ways has
from both aspects. Moreland holds seemingly
no creativity.”
elements inspired by the land and the past.
privacy will need to be carefully considered endless possibilities for new and interesting
— H. Pearce Scott
H. Pearce Scott
14 Promenade Street, Suite 303, Bluffton, SC 29910 Phone 843.837.5700 cell 843.816.6067 www.pscottarch.com pearce@pscottarch.com
PEARCE S C OT T ARCHITECTS
Southern | Art | Nature
Design philosophy
Brian Stackable
Our design beliefs at Moreland follow Stackable + Squiers design group was founded by principals
our overall design philosophy in that
Brian Stackable and Wade Squiers in the spring of 2009 in
we understand that architecture should
Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, situated between the towns of
be rooted in its particular place. Here
Seaside and WaterColor.
at Moreland, with its deep sense of the South, these beliefs play an important
The firm has designed private residences along Highway
role in understanding the Southern
30A, which is a two-lane road that runs along the pristine
architectural vernacular. It’s within the
shoreline of the Gulf of Mexico. Our work can be seen in the
collaboration design process with our
communities of WaterColor, WaterSound Beach, Seaside,
clients that inspire and challenge us to
Rosemary Beach, and Palmetto Bluff. These communities
help them realize their dreams and, at the
exemplify the best in unique coastal living and distinct
end, so do we. It’s the understanding of
architectural design.
our clients’ families and how they will live and explore what Moreland has to offer
Stackable + Squiers design group has endeavored to
that comes into play when designing their
combine truly unique architectural design solutions with
home. It’s the relaxed family living room
outstanding personal service. We honor the belief that our
that flows onto the screened porch and
relationship with the client brings about special insight into
into the outdoor living space. You see,
each project.
living inside here is equally as important as living outside. We are creating homes that celebrate the elements of Southern traditional living while embracing nature.
“The clearest way into the universe is through a forest wilderness.” — John Muir
Stackable+ Squiers design group
820 North Co. Hwy. 393, Suite C Santa Rosa Beach, Fl 32459 phone 850.399.0127 www.ss-designgroup.com
Village | Park | garden
Design philosophy
Dan Keefer ! Brian Witmer
At Witmer Jones Keefer we Witmer Jones Keefer Ltd. is a Land
strive to provide sustainable
Planning and Landscape Architecture firm
places. Our thorough take on
delighted to be working with both private
sustainable design is:
homeowners and Crescent Communities
• To create authentic, timeless
at Palmetto Bluff.
designs that become better with age
Every project we work on is a place
• Understand the surroundings;
first and foremost. We don’t categorize
site-specific, locally and
projects as residential, commercial, public,
regionally
etc. Instead we see them as villages,
• Provide simple transitions
parks and/or gardens. From a large
from the public to private
scale master plan for an entire village to
realm
site-specific landscape plans for a park to elaborate construction detailing for intimate garden spaces, the design of great places incorporates aspects of all three. In the creation of these places we strive to
• Provide flexibility for spaces to evolve organically • Promote the use of regionally correct materials • Carefully place the built
achieve authenticity by allowing the land
environment, preserving
and the region to influence all aspects of
natural resources
design. People want to love where they live, work and play. When we celebrate the unique characteristics that set them apart from “anywhere USA,” we have
• Design places that enhance lifestyles • Provide places where you want to create life long memories
done our job.
WITMER-JONES-KEEFER, LTD
23 Promenade stree, Suite 201, Bluffton, SC 29910 phone 843.757.7411 www.wjkltd.com
Moreland Village
Home Plans
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800.501.7405
Markalunas 01 | Lake bales
Plan Name
Markalunas 01
Architect
Markalunas
Cond. SF
3,523
UnCond. SF
3,025
Total SF
6,548
Garage
4.5 great room
2 + cars
(19’ x 28’-5”)
optional screened lake terrace
optional kayak/canoe storage
great room below
screened porch (28’ x 15’)
(19’–5” x 29’)
kitchen
master bedroom
(20’ x 11’)
flex space
(16’ x 15’-5”)
Closet
car parking
master closet
(13’–5” x 39’-5”)
entry porch above
master bath
foyer
powder
bath
entry porch
First Floor
bedroom 4
(16’ x 17’)
laundry
(8’ x 14’)
(20’ x 8’)
ground Floor
(18’ x 17’)
bedroom 3
car parking
(13’–5” x 39’-5”)
illustrations not to scale
Baths
4
lake bales | Markalunas 01
Beds
closet
(14’ x 14’)
bath
bath
bedroom 2 (13’ x 12’-5”)
second Floor
closet
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Markalunas 02 | Lake bales
Markalunas 02
Architect
Markalunas
Cond. SF
3,304
UnCond. SF
2,733
Total SF
6,037
3.5
(14’ x 5’)
screen porch
porch below
dining room
(32’ x 14’)
2 + cars
(13’-6” x 12’)
Optional Terrace Entertaining space bath 3 master bedroom (14’-6” x 17’)
(14’-6” x 19’)
(19’ x 20’)
car parking
car parking
bedroom 3
great room
(14’ x 19’)
Elev
entry
bath 4
closet closet closet
kitchen master bath
Master closet
Elev
laundry
pantry
Garage
covered porch
screen porch above
flex space (15’ x 18’)
foyer
CLoset
(6’-6” x 15’)
Mech
powder drive
entry entry porch above
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Baths
3
lake bales | Markalunas 02
Beds
closet
Plan Name
ground Floor
drive entry porch
porch below
(18’ x 8’)
First Floor
second Floor
bedroom 4 (14’-6” x 19’)
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Markalunas 03 | Lake bales
Architect
Markalunas
Cond. SF
3,265
UnCond. SF
2,059
Total SF
5,324
Garage
porch below
(27’ x 14”)
3 3.5 2 + cars
great room
dining room
(20’ x 17’-6”)
(15’ x 17’-6”)
bedroom 2
(16’-6” x 17’-6”)
bath 2 optional terrace entertaining space
CLoset kitchen
laundry entry
master bath
CLoset
(19’-6” x 10’)
flex space (17’ x 13’)
CLoset
master closet
bath 3 foyer
Elev
(8’-6' x 18’)
Elev CLoset
mech
pantry
car parking
powder CLoset
master bedroom
bedroom 3 (19’-6” x 15’)
(15’ x 15’-6”)
entry
entry porch
drive
porch below
(20’ x 18’)
entry porch above
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Baths
screen porch
lake bales | Markalunas 03
Beds
rear yard below
Markalunas 03
CLoset
Plan Name
drive below
ground Floor
First Floor
second Floor
Court atkins 01 | dove field
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Plan Name
Court Atkins 01
Architect
Court Atkins
Cond. SF
4,410
UnCond. SF
1,770
Total SF
6,180
Garage
laundry
(23’-0” x 23’-0”)
Pantry
5 5.5 dining
2 car/1 cart
great room
(20’-0” x 20’-0”)
(14’-0” x 20’-0”)
cart garage
front porch (10’-0” x 40’-6”)
raised planter
First Floor
(7’-0” x 21’-0”)
Master dressing
(10’-6” x 10’-0”)
service yard Master Bedroom (17’-0” x 15’-6”)
powder room
entry porch
foyer
(22’-0” x 10’-0”)
master garden (40’-0” x 20’-0”)
bath 3 bedroom 3
(12’-6” x 14’-0”)
bonus room (19’-6” x 8’-0”)
w.I.C.
bedroom 2
(14’-0” x 14’-0”)
bath
upper laundry
w.I.C. bedroom 4
(12’-0” x 14’-0”)
bath 2
illustrations not to scale
Baths
(16’-0” x 16’-0”)
(19’-0” x 12’-6”)
2-Car garage
dove field | court atkins 01
Beds
Kitchen
covered breezeway
screened outdoor living
bath 4
media room
(12’-0” x 17’-6”)
second Floor
geoff chick 01 | dove field
illustrations not to scale. All plans, specifications, renderings, dimensions, and service yard locations are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change at the Developer’s sole discretion. May River Forest II, LLC. Š2013.
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spa
4,044
UnCond. SF
1,582
Total SF
5,626
Baths Garage
M. closet
5
powder
5.5
mud room
M. Bedroom
2 car
side porch
(13’-0” x 23’-3”)
rear porch
(31’-8” x 25’-6”)
First Floor
kitchen
(14’-4” x 22’-1”)
(9’-0” x 21’-0”)
dove field | geoff chick 01
Beds
pool
garage
(22’-1” x 21’-8”)
entry
great room
(7’-5” x 17’-9”)
(33’-3” x 22’-1”)
front porch
(11’-0” x 21’-0”)
pantry
kitchen apartment
bath
(16’-7” x 15’-11”)
balcony
sitting
open to below
bedroom 2
(18’-0” x 11’-3”)
closet
second Floor
bedroom 4
bath
(21’-9” x 10’-7”)
(15’-7” x 10’-7”)
bath
Cond. SF
Geoff Chick
M. Bathroom
laundry
Architect
Geoff Chick 01
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Plan Name
day bed
closet bath
bedroom 3
(18’-0” x 11’-3”)
covered porch
(11’-0” x 21’-0”)
geoff chick 02 | dove field
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Plan Name
Geoff Chick 02
Architect
Geoff Chick
Cond. SF
4,269
UnCond. SF
2,887
Total SF
7,156
Beds
pool
4
Baths
4 full/2 half
Garage
2 car/1 cart
powder
spa
laundry
dove field | geoff chick 02
garage
back hall
(22’-8” x 24’-8”)
porch
(36’-0” x 18’-0”)
M. Bedroom 1
(21’-1” x 38’-11”)
hall
front porch
(12’-0” x 34’-8”)
M. closet
(13’-10” x 13’-9”)
First Floor
great room & Kitchen
M. Bath 1
M. closet
balcony bath apartment
(13’-8” x 22’-6”)
laundry
powder
M. Bedroom 2
outdoor living
M. closet
(36’-0” x 18’-0”)
(16’-0” x 12’-9”)
back hall
CLoset
front porch
hall
(11’-0” x 32’-8”)
living/dining (16’-0” x 11’-7”)
entry
M. closet
Bedroom 3
(14’-10” x 13’-9”)
M. bath 2
Bath 3
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study
(16’-2” x 13’-9”)
(14’-0” x 16’-1”)
second Floor
historical concepts 01 | dove field
illustrations not to scale. All plans, specifications, renderings, dimensions, and service yard locations are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change at the Developer’s sole discretion. May River Forest II, LLC. Š2013.
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Historical Concepts 01 Historical Concepts
Cond. SF
4,675
UnCond. SF
2,480
Garage
Master bedroom (15’-8” x 20’-6”)
4.5 Two-car, detached
garage
M Closet
(26’-0” x 23’-0”)
Laundry
pantry powder
kitchen &Keeping (24’-2” x 17’-6”)
covered breezeway dining
(20’-8” x 12’-6”)
screened porch
Closet
flex space
living room
(24’-2” x 17’-6”)
(11’-0” x 17’-6”)
Screened dining
bath laundry
front porch
hall
(11’-6” x 29’-6”)
screened porch (23’-2” x 12’-0”)
First Floor
guest bedroom (13’-6” x 20’-6”)
(9’-6” x 19’-0”)
M Closet
Baths
4
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Beds
7,155
dove field | histortical concepts 01
Total SF
Master bath
Architect
Master bath
Plan Name
second Floor
Master bedroom (15’-4” x 20’-6”)
upper porch
(10’-0” x 50’-0”)
pearce scott 01 | dove field
illustrations not to scale. All plans, specifications, renderings, dimensions, and service yard locations are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change at the Developer’s sole discretion. May River Forest II, LLC. Š2013.
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Plan Name
Pearce Scott 01
Architect
Pearce Scott
Cond. SF
3,345
UnCond. SF
1,757
Total SF
5,102
Garage
4
bath 3
kitchen
(12’–0” x 17’-0”)
dining
(9’-0” x 10’-8”)
powder
bedroom 3
bunk room
(12’–0” x 12’-0”)
(14’–7” x 10’-8”)
4.5 2 car/1 cart
rear porch
mud hall
(25’–0” x 8’-0”)
foyer
entry porch (19’-6” x 11’-6”)
jr Master wic
living area
hers his
(19’–6” x 17’-0”)
family room bath 2
(19’–6” x 17’-0”)
porch
(46’–0” x 11’-6”)
master bath
screened porch
bath 3
(11’–6” x 33’-0”)
jr master bedroom
(15’–4” x 13’-0”)
Master Bedroom
screened porch (10’–8” x 17’-0”)
(15’–4” x 13’-0”)
First Floor
second Floor
garage
(21’–6” x 21’-6”)
illustrations not to scale
Baths
laundry
dove field | pearce scott 01
Beds
pantry
cart storage
(8’–0” x 12’-0”)
stackable + squiers 01 | dove field
illustrations not to scale. All plans, specifications, renderings, dimensions, and service yard locations are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change at the Developer’s sole discretion. May River Forest II, LLC. Š2013.
800.501.7405
Stackable + Squiers 01
Architect
Stackable + Squiers
Cond. SF
3, 544
Total SF
5,475
master bath
family room (14’ x 18’)
(24’ x 24’)
4.5
kitchen (12’ x 17’)
2 car/1 cart
closet
entry powder
golf cart
living room
dining
(14’ x 18’)
(12’ x 23’)
front porch (10’ x 29’)
First Floor
master bedroom (13’ x 17’)
covered screened porch
raised courtyard
unfinished space
bedroom 3
(552 sq ft)
(10’ x 28’)
Master bath 2
(11’ x 16’)
closet
porch
closet closet
Garage
garage
bedroom 4 (11’ x 16’)
illustrations not to scale
Baths
4
dove field | stackable + Squiers 01
Beds
laundry
closet
1, 931
covered porch
bath 3
UnCond. SF
covered Walkway
bath 4
Plan Name
master bedroom 2 (15’ x 15’)
(10’ x 29’)
second Floor
beau clowney 01 | dove field
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Plan Name
Beau Clowney 01
Architect
Beau Clowney
Cond. SF
4,456
UnCond. SF
1,145
Total SF
5,601
Garage
(15’-0” x 14’-10”)
Family room
master closet
(13’-8” x 22’-11”)
butler's Pantry Pantry
Kitchen
(11’-8” x 20’-0”)
dining room
(15’-8” x 9’-11 1/2”)
courtyard
3 3 full/2 half
front porch
rear porch
1 car/1 carport living room
carport
garage
(12’-6” x 20’-10”)
First Floor
(27’-8” x 23’-10”)
powder
pool bar
library
powder
(8’-3 1/2” x 19’-10”)
closet
bath 2 bedroom 2
(15’-8” x 12’-11”)
hall
bunk room
(19’-11” x 11’-8”)
illustrations not to scale
Baths
master bedroom
rear foyer
dove field | beau clowney 01
Beds
master bath
bath 3
sitting room
(19’-11” x 11’-7 1/2”)
bedroom 3
(12’-8” x 15’-10”)
Covered Porch (18’-10” x 12’-2”)
second Floor
historical concepts 01 | maritime row
illustrations not to scale. All plans, specifications, renderings, dimensions, and service yard locations are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change at the Developer’s sole discretion. May River Forest II, LLC. Š2013.
800.501.7405
Historical Concepts 01 Historical Concepts
Cond. SF
4,675
UnCond. SF
2,480
Garage Length Width Lot
Master bedroom (15’-8” x 20’-6”)
4.5 Two-car, detached
garage
M Closet
(26’-0” x 23’-0”)
86' 100' (with garage)
Laundry
5549
pantry powder
kitchen &Keeping (24’-2” x 17’-6”)
covered breezeway dining
(20’-8” x 12’-6”)
screened porch
living room
(24’-2” x 17’-6”)
(11’-0” x 17’-6”)
Screened dining
Closet
optional flex space
bath laundry
front porch
hall
(11’-6” x 29’-6”)
screened porch (23’-2” x 12’-0”)
First Floor
guest bedroom (13’-6” x 20’-6”)
(9’-6” x 19’-0”)
M Closet
Baths
4
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Beds
7,155
maritime row | historical concepts 01
Total SF
Master bath
Architect
Master bath
Plan Name
second Floor
Master bedroom (15’-4” x 20’-6”)
upper porch
(10’-0” x 50’-0”)
stackable + squiers 01 | maritime row
illustrations not to scale. All plans, specifications, renderings, dimensions, and service yard locations are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change at the Developer’s sole discretion. May River Forest II, LLC. Š2013.
800.501.7405
Stackable + Squiers 01
Architect
Stackable + Squiers
Cond. SF
3,534
Beds Baths
860 4,384 4
garage
family room (14’ x 18’)
(24’ x 24’)
4.5
Garage
2 car/1 cart
Length
78’–0”
Width
48’–0”
kitchen (12’ x 17’)
closet
entry powder
golf cart
living room
dining
(14’ x 18’)
(12’ x 23’)
front porch (10’ x 29’)
First Floor
master bedroom (13’ x 17’)
covered screened porch
raised courtyard
unfinished space
bedroom 3
(552 sq ft)
(10’ x 28’)
Master bath
(11’ x 16’)
porch
closet closet
closet
bedroom 4 (11’ x 16’)
illustrations not to scale
maritime row | stackable + Squiers 01
master bath
laundry
closet
Total SF
covered porch
bath 3
UnCond. SF
covered Walkway
bath 4
Plan Name
master bedroom (15’ x 15’)
(10’ x 29’)
second Floor
pearce scott 01 | Maritime row
illustrations not to scale. All plans, specifications, renderings, dimensions, and service yard locations are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change at the Developer’s sole discretion. May River Forest II, LLC. Š2013.
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Plan Name
Pearce Scott 01
Architect
Pearce Scott
Cond. SF
3,345
UnCond. SF
1,757
Total SF
5,102
Beds Baths
pantry laundry
4
bath 3
kitchen
(12’–0” x 17’-0”)
dining
(9’-0” x 10’-8”)
powder
(12’–0” x 12’-0”)
(14’–7” x 10’-8”)
4.5
Garage
2 car/1 cart
Length
63'–7”
Width
49’–10”
rear porch
mud hall
(25’–0” x 8’-0”)
foyer
entry porch (19’-6” x 11’-6”)
jr Master wic
living area
hers his
(19’–6” x 17’-0”)
family room bath 2
(19’–6” x 17’-0”)
porch
(46’–0” x 11’-6”)
master bath
screened porch
jr bath 3
(11’–6” x 33’-0”)
Master Bedroom
jr master bedroom
(15’–4” x 13’-0”)
screened porch (10’–8” x 17’-0”)
(15’–4” x 13’-0”)
First Floor
second Floor
garage
(21’–6” x 21’-6”)
illustrations not to scale
maritime row | pearce scott 01
bedroom 3
bunk room
cart storage
(8’–0” x 12’-0”)
Geoff Chick 01 | Maritime row
illustrations not to scale. All plans, specifications, renderings, dimensions, and service yard locations are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change at the Developer’s sole discretion. May River Forest II, LLC. Š2013.
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spa
4,044
UnCond. SF
1,582
Total SF
5,626
Baths Garage
M. closet
5
powder
5.5
mud room
M. Bedroom
2 car
side porch
(13’-0” x 23’-3”)
rear porch
(31’-8” x 25’-6”)
First Floor
kitchen
(14’-4” x 22’-1”)
(9’-0” x 21’-0”)
maritime row | geoff chick 01
Beds
pool
garage
(22’-1” x 21’-8”)
entry
great room
(7’-5” x 17’-9”)
(33’-3” x 22’-1”)
front porch
(11’-0” x 21’-0”)
pantry
kitchen apartment
bath
(16’-7” x 15’-11”)
balcony
sitting
open to below
bedroom 2
(18’-0” x 11’-3”)
closet
second Floor
bedroom 4
bath
(21’-9” x 10’-7”)
(15’-7” x 10’-7”)
bath
Cond. SF
Geoff Chick
M. Bathroom
laundry
Architect
Geoff Chick 01
illustrations not to scale
Plan Name
day bed
closet bath
bedroom 3
(18’-0” x 11’-3”)
covered porch
(11’-0” x 21’-0”)
beau clowney 01 | Maritime row
illustrations not to scale. All plans, specifications, renderings, dimensions, and service yard locations are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change at the Developer’s sole discretion. May River Forest II, LLC. Š2013.
800.501.7405
Plan Name
Beau Clowney 01
Architect
Beau Clowney
Cond. SF
4,456
UnCond. SF
1,145
Total SF
5,601
Garage
(15’-0” x 14’-10”)
Family room
master closet
(13’-8” x 22’-11”)
butler's Pantry Pantry
Kitchen
(11’-8” x 20’-0”)
dining room
(15’-8” x 9’-11 1/2”)
courtyard
3 3 full/2 half
front porch
rear porch
1 car/1 carport living room
carport
garage
(12’-6” x 20’-10”)
First Floor
(27’-8” x 23’-10”)
powder
pool bar
library
powder
(8’-3 1/2” x 19’-10”)
closet
bath 2 bedroom 2
(15’-8” x 12’-11”)
hall
bunk room
(19’-11” x 11’-8”)
illustrations not to scale
Baths
master bedroom
rear foyer
maritime row | beau clowney 01
Beds
master bath
bath 3
sitting room
(19’-11” x 11’-7 1/2”)
bedroom 3
(12’-8” x 15’-10”)
Covered Porch (18’-10” x 12’-2”)
second Floor
beau clowney 02 | Maritime row
illustrations not to scale. All plans, specifications, renderings, dimensions, and service yard locations are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change at the Developer’s sole discretion. May River Forest II, LLC. Š2013.
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Architect
Beau Clowney
Cond. SF
3,778
UnCond. SF
3,108
Total SF
6,886
garage
(21’-10” x 21’-1- 1/2”)
garage bay
(8’-11” x 14’-1”)
(17’-6” x 20’-10 1/2”)
covered porch
4 living room
4.5
gallery
(25’-5 1/2” x 19’-6”)
First Floor
(25’-5 1/2” x 8’-9 1/2”)
2 cars/1 carport
covered porch
Master bath
(37’-1 1/2” x 20'-8”)
master bedroom (14’-8 1/2” x 16-9”)
closet closet
office
(9’-4” x 4'-7”)
upper porch
bedroom 1
sitting room
(13’-11” x 13'-9”)
(11’-11” x 16'-7 1/2”)
Unfinished/future one bedroom/bath
(14’-0” x 7'-10”)
bath 1
closet
bath 2
bedroom 3
bedroom 2
(11’-1 1/2” x 14'-4 1/2”) closet closet
Garage
dog trot
(24’-0” x 20’-4”)
(34’-0” x 10’-4 1/2”)
bath 3
illustrations not to scale
Baths
laundry
kitchen
(17’-1 1/2” x 14’-10”)
maritime row | beau clowney 02
Beds
sitting room
butler's pantry
powder
Beau Clowney 02
pantry
Plan Name
(12’-0” x 13'-11”)
second Floor
Thomas and Denzinger 01 | Maritime row
illustrations not to scale. All plans, specifications, renderings, dimensions, and service yard locations are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change at the Developer’s sole discretion. May River Forest II, LLC. Š2013.
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Plan Name Architect
Thomas & Denzinger
Cond. SF
3,954
UnCond. SF
2,803
Total SF
6,757
Garage
(9’-4” x 13’-6”)
service yard
garage
laundry
(13’-0” x 12’-6”)
kitchen
(17’-6” x 11’-5”)
back porch
(16’-4” x 5’-7”)
elev
studio/study
dining room
(13’-6” x 20’-0”)
(15’-10” x 17’-0”)
great room (17’-5” x 17’-0”)
(23’-10” x 27’-0”)
4.5
entry hall
2 car
(21’-2” x 6’-6”)
closet
bonus room (27’-0” x 15’-9”)
bath
First Floor
entry porch (17’-6” x 8’-0”)
(20’-9” x 16’-8”)
guest bedroom 3
(11’-6” x 15’-6”)
open to below
(12’-0” x 17’-0”)
(11’-6” x 41’-2”)
master bedroom
bath
guest bedroom 2
outdoor living
closet
bath
open to below
sitting area (17’-0” x 10’-6”)
porch
(15’-4” x 8’-o”)
bath
illustrations not to scale
Baths
cart shed
4
maritime row | Thomas and Denzinger 01
Beds
outdoor shower
Thomas & Denzinger 01
guest bedroom 1 (17’-1” x 13’-0”)
second Floor
cottage A (3 Bedroom) | Cottages
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Cottage A (3 Bedroom)
Architect
4240
Cond. SF
2,252
Total SF Beds Baths Garage
dining
557
covered porch
(12’-6” x 7’-6”)
2,809 3
First Floor
kitchen
screened porch
(13’-6” x 15’-10”)
3.5 1 car carport great room
(21’-2” x 15’-10”)
cottages | Cottage A (3 bedroom)
UnCond. SF
carport
(20’-6” x 11’-0”)
master bedroom
master Bathroom
(14’-10” x 12’-0”)
laundry
hall
entry porch
pantry closet
pwdr
second Floor
bath bedroom 2
(10’-4” x 11’-1”)
bath
illustrations not to scale
Plan Name
bedroom 3
(12’-0” x 13’-1”)
cottage B | Cottages
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Cottage B
Architect
4240
Cond. SF
1,770
Total SF Beds Baths Garage
232 2,002 3 3.5 1 car carport bath
cottages | Cottage B
UnCond. SF
bedroom
(11’-4” x 10’-8”)
bunkroom
bath
(1o’-8” x 9’-9”)
kitchen
(18’-0” x 12’-1”)
laundry/ mudroom
entry
carport
(18’-6” x 17’-5”)
master bathroom
master bedroom (12’-1” x 13’-4”)
pwdr
(9’-6” x 6’-3”)
hallway
illustrations not to scale
Plan Name
garden courtyard (25’-7” x 16’-9”)
great room
(15’-11” x 20’-9”)
covered porch
(10’-2” x 16’-9”)
First Floor
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