After photographing 610 Chamberlain last year for the design-build firm Concept Eight, I returned to shoot a couple more of their Raleigh homes.
The first residence was Tower Court, which is on what I call the “Concept 8 Block”- adjacent to two other of their builds. This was a full custom-design.
The house is accessible by two parallel streets, so the common entry is through the back porch while the smaller footprint of the postal entry is on the front. It’s a longitudinal building, and you can see elements of the same house behind the main gable.
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Most everything was white. So white.
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Stairs, yo. You’ll notice we rearranged furniture twice for the living room and stair views.
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This hallway connected the front living parts of the house to the rear sleeping ones, allowing interior displays of art and exterior access to the side yard.
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The back porch leads to a lap pool with flowing water element.
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The second house is located on the inner Beltline. It has a traditional look outside but contains modern cues on the inside. I photographed the kitchen and master bathroom.
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Not much in the way of houses this year but hopefully that’ll correct itself in 2016. 🙂