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Wilton Pool House / Hariri & Hariri

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New York-based Hariri & Hariri Architecture have completed a 1200 sqaure ft pool house which rests upon the 3.5 acre property of a suburban residence.  The design of the pool house serves as a contrast to the traditional architecture of the exisitng home.  The dominate extended ceiling provides shelter for those lounging around the pool, enjoying the water, or sitting on the patio.

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