- 2,359 square feet on 2.3 acres of land.
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- $19,000 to build. The original 13 furniture units, such as tables, chairs, and sofas were all constructed of three plied wood for a total cost of $26.000.
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- Built by contractor Harold Turner.
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- Three bedrooms, with three and a half baths.
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- Oriented to the sun, with many windows and skylights, and views of the woods.
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- Design based on a four-by-four-foot modular grid to accomodate interior partitions, furniture, rugs, and cabinets.
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- 600 feet of built-in shelving.
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- Six-foot-high fireplace, holding three to five foot vertical logs.
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- Indirect fluorescent lighting.
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- Several lights and windows that bear a stylized “A” for Affleck.
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- All floors are pigmented cement with radiant heating.
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- Planter box atrium located in the center of the house looks down on a reflecting pool below. A window in the atrium can be opened to pull air cooled by the pool into the house, functioning as natural air conditioner.
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- Interior walls are three-quarter-inch plywood between horizontally laid overlapping (ship-lapped) tidewater cypress planks.
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- No nails were used, only brass screws with heads aligned to the grain of the wood.
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- Interior door panel hinges disappear when doors are closed, leaving only doorknobs visible.
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- Vertical joints in the brick and wood stripes are dyed to add to the overall feeling of width and spaciousness.
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- Exterior is brick and tidewater cypress.
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