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In addition to the twelve apartments, the program called
for parking and commercial space, both fitted into the ground
floor. According to the architect, "a mix of vertical
and horizontal lines were chosen for the for the elevations
to match the existing 19th century buildings." As the
facade wraps, stone stacked vertically next to its neighbor
gives way to a horizontal expression at the corner and back
to verticality on the other street. So on both sides the building
attempts to relate to the stacked, punched openings of the
existing buildings.
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