SUSTAINABLE GREEN BUILDING . RESIDENTIAL . COMMERCIAL

This home design lives in harmony with the environment by clustering three buildings organized around landscaped and decked exterior spaces and is reminiscent of the kind of understated elegance that many beachfront home designs have long forgotten.   This home is all about quality and the “beachy” feeling you get from living along the waters edge.

Serpentine Nana-Wall glass folding doors with custom stacking garage

For additional construction photos of the Cabana, please feel free to scroll through the images below.

Beach looking South

Preparing new slab for guesthouse

Concrete pump

Framing the guesthouse out of TimberStrand

Using small-diameter trees that are not usable for traditional lumber, the Timberstrand process cuts logs into thin strands and glues them together to form rim boards, headers, beams, columns, studs, sill plates, and stair stringers.

Hurricane strapping

Custom "Wave" NanaWall Opening

New profile vs. existing home to be torn down in a later phase

Hardy-board siding and trim

NanaWall exterior

View of original house in the background - to be replaced

Design Charrette for Main House

Built-in entertainment install

Casey Key Beachfront

Rendering vs. Reality

View of Casey Key beach along the Gulf of Mexico

View of Casey Key beach along the Gulf of Mexico

Beach looking North

2 layers of steel reinforcement

Pouring the slab

The TimberStrand Laminated Strand Lumber (LSL) manufacturing
process uses up to 75% of a log and turns it into high-performance
engineered lumber

Interior framing

Insulating the underside of the roof deck with bio-based soy insulation

NanaWall opening from outside

Impact insulated Anderson windows and doors installed

Panels move independently and stack into concealed station to the right

Receiving station close up - soy insulated exterior walls.

NanaWall open with doors stored

Kitchenette Install

T&G ceiling install