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Entry - The front doors of the houses are accented and visually enlarged by limestone surrounds that are in turn engaged by the limestone belt course that sets the lower level “base” of the buildings from the two floors above. Also seen in this picture is some of the brick detailing, in two brick colors, that help to break down and decorate the somewhat blockish elevations.

Entry – The townhouse entries showcase a number of masonry details, with two different brick colors as well as limestone surrounding the doorway and a limestone belt course separating the darker brick “base” of the building from the lighter brick above.

Dining room – This open screen wall provides visual separation between the kitchen and dining room.

Living room – The living room borrows daylight from the open stairwell.

Stair at living room – The open stairwell runs up a two story glass block wall which provides daylight but also privacy from the adjacent townhouse.

Exterior - The four houses are comprised of two designs, the mirrored elevations of the two center units bookended by the mirrored elevations of the two end units. The front elevation of each design is enhanced by a projected bay that is decorated with two colors of brick in a Flemish bond. The tops of the buildings are accented with limestone inserts that create a visual weight which would, in an earlier era, have been decorated with a three dimensional cornice.