Upcoming Documentary on FLW's Boynton Residence

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Upcoming Documentary on FLW's Boynton Residence

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There is a new post on the Boynton House at

www.beroarchitecture.com/boynton-house- ... itation-2/
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Hoo-hah ! Thanks.

So, the pergola is a reconstruction of original fabric, and the garage structure is a new design ?


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If you Google Boynton House rehabilitation Bero you will get a 61 slide presentation of heretofore unpublished historic site plans and photos, conditions analysis, and design concepts for the rehabilitation.
Jim
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