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Frank Lloyd Wright Renovation Receives Merit Award

11/21/2008
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  • Frank Lloyd Wright Renovation Receives Merit Award
    In 1988, Lawrence and Sharon Tarantino bought a run-down house in the Millstone borough of New Jersey. A house that was designed by none other than Frank Lloyd Wright. Turns out, that Wright had been thinking of the environment back then. The home, along with about 100 others, was designed in his "<strong>Usonian</strong>" style-- a style that utilized admirable green building principles, including smaller footprints, lower cost, passive solar and radiant heating. The couple, principals of architecture and design firm, <strong></strong>, renovated it, which won an <strong></strong> from the New Jersey chapterof the American Institute of Architecture.
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  • Frank Lloyd Wright Renovation Receives Merit Award
    In 1988, Lawrence and Sharon Tarantino bought a run-down house in the Millstone borough of New Jersey. A house that was designed by none other than Frank Lloyd Wright. Turns out, that Wright had been thinking of the environment back then. The home, along with about 100 others, was designed in his "<strong>Usonian</strong>" style-- a style that utilized admirable green building principles, including smaller footprints, lower cost, passive solar and radiant heating. The couple, principals of architecture and design firm, <strong></strong>, renovated it, which won an <strong></strong> from the New Jersey chapterof the American Institute of Architecture.
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  • Frank Lloyd Wright Renovation Receives Merit Award
    In 1988, Lawrence and Sharon Tarantino bought a run-down house in the Millstone borough of New Jersey. A house that was designed by none other than Frank Lloyd Wright. Turns out, that Wright had been thinking of the environment back then. The home, along with about 100 others, was designed in his "<strong>Usonian</strong>" style-- a style that utilized admirable green building principles, including smaller footprints, lower cost, passive solar and radiant heating. The couple, principals of architecture and design firm, <strong></strong>, renovated it, which won an <strong></strong> from the New Jersey chapterof the American Institute of Architecture.
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  • Frank Lloyd Wright Renovation Receives Merit Award
    In 1988, Lawrence and Sharon Tarantino bought a run-down house in the Millstone borough of New Jersey. A house that was designed by none other than Frank Lloyd Wright. Turns out, that Wright had been thinking of the environment back then. The home, along with about 100 others, was designed in his "<strong>Usonian</strong>" style-- a style that utilized admirable green building principles, including smaller footprints, lower cost, passive solar and radiant heating. The couple, principals of architecture and design firm, <strong></strong>, renovated it, which won an <strong></strong> from the New Jersey chapterof the American Institute of Architecture.
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  • Frank Lloyd Wright Renovation Receives Merit Award
    In 1988, Lawrence and Sharon Tarantino bought a run-down house in the Millstone borough of New Jersey. A house that was designed by none other than Frank Lloyd Wright. Turns out, that Wright had been thinking of the environment back then. The home, along with about 100 others, was designed in his "<strong>Usonian</strong>" style-- a style that utilized admirable green building principles, including smaller footprints, lower cost, passive solar and radiant heating. The couple, principals of architecture and design firm, <strong></strong>, renovated it, which won an <strong></strong> from the New Jersey chapterof the American Institute of Architecture.
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  • Frank Lloyd Wright Renovation Receives Merit Award
    In 1988, Lawrence and Sharon Tarantino bought a run-down house in the Millstone borough of New Jersey. A house that was designed by none other than Frank Lloyd Wright. Turns out, that Wright had been thinking of the environment back then. The home, along with about 100 others, was designed in his "<strong>Usonian</strong>" style-- a style that utilized admirable green building principles, including smaller footprints, lower cost, passive solar and radiant heating. The couple, principals of architecture and design firm, <strong></strong>, renovated it, which won an <strong></strong> from the New Jersey chapterof the American Institute of Architecture.
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Frank Lloyd Wright Renovation Receives Merit Award

In 1988, Lawrence and Sharon Tarantino bought a run-down house in the Millstone borough of New Jersey. A house that was designed by none other than Frank Lloyd Wright. Turns out, that Wright had been thinking of the environment back then. The home, along with about 100 others, was designed in his "Usonian" style-- a style that utilized admirable green building principles, including smaller footprints, lower cost, passive solar and radiant heating. The couple, principals of architecture and design firm, , renovated it, which won an from the New Jersey chapterof the American Institute of Architecture.

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