Friendly triumph
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Ethan Rohloff, Ethan Rohloff Photography
The governing body for Lake Tahoe has strict land-use regulations, which the design and build team had to work with.
The governing body for Lake Tahoe has strict land-use regulations, which the design and build team had to work with.
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Ethan Rohloff, Ethan Rohloff Photography
The home's beauty isn't lost at night, as seen here where guests can relax outdoors while overlooking the lake.
The home's beauty isn't lost at night, as seen here where guests can relax outdoors while overlooking the lake.
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Ethan Rohloff, Ethan Rohloff Photography
The steep nature of the land caused an 18-month court case resulting in the ability to build on it.
The steep nature of the land caused an 18-month court case resulting in the ability to build on it.
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Ethan Rohloff, Ethan Rohloff Photography
The kitchen remains open and bright with good views of Lake Tahoe, and good traffic flow as well.
The kitchen remains open and bright with good views of Lake Tahoe, and good traffic flow as well.
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Ethan Rohloff, Ethan Rohloff Photography
Despite plenty of regulation, including how much glass can face Lake Tahoe, good views of the water were achieved throughout the home.
Despite plenty of regulation, including how much glass can face Lake Tahoe, good views of the water were achieved throughout the home.
The fear of added government control pushed roofing contractor Brian Casey to finally build on the plot of land he had owned for years. He recruited two friends — one architect and one builder — to help him achieve his dream on property that provides outstanding views of Lake Tahoe.
“I’m not a home builder. We are roofing contractors and general contractors with roofing projects,” Casey says. “This is not an easy home. They hauled 122 truckloads of dirt out of here.” To handle...
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