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08/25/2014

Victoria Meyers and Thomas Hanrahan featured on White's Hill Road

Victoria Meyers and Thomas Hanrahan are featured on the White's Hill Road website.  For the link, go to :  http://www.whiteshillroad.com/architects.html.

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hMa are one of seven architectural firms selected to design homes in the new residential enclave, which is Master Planned by architect Steven Haas.  The White Hill Site is in the Berkshire Mountains, and is a 115-acre property, planned to have a total of seven sites.  The limited site development ensures that the site will retain its undeveloped, unspoiled natural beauty.

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hMa were selected partly based on the firm's design for the Upstate Garrison House, in Garrison, New York, and partly in response to the firm's design of the Won Buddhist Retreat in Claverack, New York:  a project that won the AIA NYChapter Honor Award, and which simultaneously achieved zero-carbon footprint.

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Above:  Garrison House by hMa

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Above:  Won Buddhist Retreat by hMa, in Claverack, New York.

hMa have designed several award-winning residential projects.  To see more works by hMa, visit the firms' website:  www.hanrahanMeyers.com.

 

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