The project showcases 45 white oak residents and emphasizes redefining builder grade through site work. It discusses the demolition of an existing home, collaboration with the fire department, and challenges from site elevation and ledge. Excavation impacts costs but reinforces design commitment. Retaining wall designs adapt to conditions, and the home layout enhances outdoor views while minimizing wetland impact. The lengthy approval process is noted, concluding with updates and purchasing options.
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