Afternoon Watch

Canadian Home Builders Association SAM Award Winner Oke Woodsmith2012 Canadian Home Builders Association SAM Awards– Oke Woodsmith, finalist:

Whole House Renovation Between $250,000 and $500,000.00

This renovation was inspired by two things: the need to retire and to enjoy the north-westerly view of Lake Huron. There was also the need to expand and modernize the family cottage and make it flow for everyday life. Set high on the bank of Lake Huron, the tower was a necessity for the owner’s watchful eye for the day-to-day activities on the lake – “his afternoon watch “…

Credits: Story by: Okewoodsmith.com , Photos by: FredHunsberger.com
Categories: Additions, All Homes, Cottages, Renovations, Residential, Waterfront
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