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| 1309 | Maier Residence |
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| Roc drawing for Robert Knight, Architect in Blue Hill foundation and framing plan, floor plans, details, elevations, kitchen, bath, schedules Roc's Comments: This is not a house I designed but it was done by my friend and former Yale Architecture classmate, Bob Knight. As I recall I was out of work and called Bob to see if he needed help and he asked me to do the construction drawings for this one. I was happy for the work. The final project was a great success and I am proud to have been associated with Bob. |
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Description: Roc drawing for Robert Knight, Architect in Blue Hill foundation and framing plan, floor plans, details, elevations, kitchen, bath, schedules Roc's Comments: This is not a house I designed but it was done by my friend and former Yale Architecture classmate, Bob Knight. As I recall I was out of work and called Bob to see if he needed help and he asked me to do the construction drawings for this one. I was happy for the work. The final project was a great success and I am proud to have been associated with Bob. [show more] | |
| 4826 | Gilpatrick Cove |
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| 4833 | Grasslands Cottage |
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| Designed by Fred L. Savage, 1886. 1st owner S. D. Sargeant of Boston. 1986 owner Bayard Roberts |
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Description: Designed by Fred L. Savage, 1886. 1st owner S. D. Sargeant of Boston. 1986 owner Bayard Roberts | ||||
| 4835 | Wadsworth Cottage |
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| Built 1899 by Fred L. Savage 1st owner Mrs. Gideon Scull of Philadelphia. 1986 owner C. Norris. |
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Description: Built 1899 by Fred L. Savage 1st owner Mrs. Gideon Scull of Philadelphia. 1986 owner C. Norris. | ||||
| 4842 | Little Orchard Cottage |
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| Built 1822-1826. 1st owner S. N. Gilpatrick. Present owner D. Luke Hopkins. |
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Description: Built 1822-1826. 1st owner S. N. Gilpatrick. Present owner D. Luke Hopkins. | ||||
| 4847 | Lilac Ledge or Dunham Cottage |
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| Built 1902 by Charles Platt. 1st owner Dr. Theodore Dunham, NYC. 1999 owner Mrs. Ducey Ryerson. Original name Dunham Cottage |
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Description: Built 1902 by Charles Platt. 1st owner Dr. Theodore Dunham, NYC. 1999 owner Mrs. Ducey Ryerson. Original name Dunham Cottage | ||||
| 1328 | The Somesville Schoolhouse for Mr. Richard Fuerst |
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| 1329 | The Somesville Schoolhouse Condominium |
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| 1257 | McLean Residence, House and Guest House |
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| Property plan, site plan, floor plans, elevations, schedules, framing plans, details, sections, mechanical plans Roc's Comments: I have liked most of the clients I have worked for over the years. The McLeans are in the top 5. Two older Philadelphia people who found each other later in life and joined their big families. They were happy and kind and wonderful to work with. Don had found some property that was thought to be inaccessible but once we had hiked to the site the view was magnificent looking down into all of Northeast Harbor and across to Greenings and Southwest. Harris Hyman, my partner and friend was an excellent civil engineer and he worked out a precipitous drive up the side of the mountain to their ideal site. We decided that, while the view was excellent from there we did not want to harm the view looking back toward their home so I suggested we build the home then only sparingly prune tree limbs for the view. As the land was so steep I also suggested we wrap the grade level and porches and support columns in study western red cedar lattice made to silver out and blend into the surrounding forest texture. This was the first time I tried this and have used it often since. The mottled texture of the surface diminishes the visual impact of a structure on its surround. Something, I think, the early shingle style architects tried often. I was a full time employee working for Venturi, Scott Brown in Philadelphia at the time and did this project at night and on weekends. It was good to see the McLeans in their home state and know the vacation home site as well. This project, in my mind was a total success. |
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Description: Property plan, site plan, floor plans, elevations, schedules, framing plans, details, sections, mechanical plans Roc's Comments: I have liked most of the clients I have worked for over the years. The McLeans are in the top 5. Two older Philadelphia people who found each other later in life and joined their big families. They were happy and kind and wonderful to work with. Don had found some property that was thought to be inaccessible but once we had hiked to the site the view was magnificent looking down into all of Northeast Harbor and across to Greenings and Southwest. Harris Hyman, my partner and friend was an excellent civil engineer and he worked out a precipitous drive up the side of the mountain to their ideal site. We decided that, while the view was excellent from there we did not want to harm the view looking back toward their home so I suggested we build the home then only sparingly prune tree limbs for the view. As the land was so steep I also suggested we wrap the grade level and porches and support columns in study western red cedar lattice made to silver out and blend into the surrounding forest texture. This was the first time I tried this and have used it often since. The mottled texture of the surface diminishes the visual impact of a structure on its surround. Something, I think, the early shingle style architects tried often. I was a full time employee working for Venturi, Scott Brown in Philadelphia at the time and did this project at night and on weekends. It was good to see the McLeans in their home state and know the vacation home site as well. This project, in my mind was a total success. [show more] | ||
| 1365 | Garage for Henry and Priscilla Smith |
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| 4841 | Cove End Cottage |
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| Built 1930 by Little & Russell. 1st owner W. Barton Eddison, NYC 1999 owner Mrs. Vincent Astor. |
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Description: Built 1930 by Little & Russell. 1st owner W. Barton Eddison, NYC 1999 owner Mrs. Vincent Astor. | ||||
| 1216 | House for Dan Kimball |
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| site plan, floor plans, elevations, masonry heater details, sketches Roc Caivano, Danny Emory, Southwest Harbor Roc's comments: A great client and two generations of design. First when he was single and then expansion after he married. |
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Description: site plan, floor plans, elevations, masonry heater details, sketches Roc Caivano, Danny Emory, Southwest Harbor Roc's comments: A great client and two generations of design. First when he was single and then expansion after he married. | ||
| 4840 | Pebble Beach Cottage |
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| Built 1883 by Albert Stevens. 1st owner Orrin Donnel of Northeast Harbor. Present owner L. Goriansky. |
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Description: Built 1883 by Albert Stevens. 1st owner Orrin Donnel of Northeast Harbor. Present owner L. Goriansky. | ||||
| 4853 | Shell Heap Cottage |
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| Built 1897 by William Ralph Emerson. 1st owner Joseph Curtis of Boston. 1985 owner Mr. and Mrs. Francis Peabody. |
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Description: Built 1897 by William Ralph Emerson. 1st owner Joseph Curtis of Boston. 1985 owner Mr. and Mrs. Francis Peabody. | ||||
| 4854 | Over Cliff Cottage |
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| Built 1886 by Longfellow & Harlow. 1st owner Mr. John Prentiss Hopkinson of Boston. 1999 owner Mr. Peter B. Bell. Property renovated 1900, burned 1999. |
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Description: Built 1886 by Longfellow & Harlow. 1st owner Mr. John Prentiss Hopkinson of Boston. 1999 owner Mr. Peter B. Bell. Property renovated 1900, burned 1999. | ||||
| 4855 | The Ancestral or Blueberry Ledge Cottage |
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| Built 1881 by Peabody & Stearns. 1st owner Pres. Charles Eliot (Harvard). 1985 owner Mrs. Susan Mary Alsop, changed to "Blueberry Ledge" |
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Description: Built 1881 by Peabody & Stearns. 1st owner Pres. Charles Eliot (Harvard). 1985 owner Mrs. Susan Mary Alsop, changed to "Blueberry Ledge" | ||||
| 7239 | Residence at "The Ways" |
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| House in Seal Harbor for David Rockefeller Jr. Site plans, foundation plan and details, elevations, sections, floor plans. Architect: Venturi, Rauch and Scott Brown, Philadelphia, PA. Project Manager: Roc Caivano, Bar Harbor, ME. Structural Engineer: Keast and Hood, Philadelphia, PA. Mechanical Engineer: Basil Greene, Erdenheim, PA. |
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Description: House in Seal Harbor for David Rockefeller Jr. Site plans, foundation plan and details, elevations, sections, floor plans. Architect: Venturi, Rauch and Scott Brown, Philadelphia, PA. Project Manager: Roc Caivano, Bar Harbor, ME. Structural Engineer: Keast and Hood, Philadelphia, PA. Mechanical Engineer: Basil Greene, Erdenheim, PA. | |
| 4839 | Valley Cove Cottage |
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| Built 1902 by Edwin Denby. 1st owner J. Archibald Murray, NY. Present owner Atwater Kent. |
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Description: Built 1902 by Edwin Denby. 1st owner J. Archibald Murray, NY. Present owner Atwater Kent. | ||||
| 4848 | Wasgatt Cove or Sinkler Cottage |
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| Built 1923 by Bissell & Sinkler. 1st owner Wharton Sinkler. 1985 owner Fred Dupree. |
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Description: Built 1923 by Bissell & Sinkler. 1st owner Wharton Sinkler. 1985 owner Fred Dupree. | ||||
| 4849 | Driftwood |
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| Built 1928 by Tilden Register & Pepper. 1st owner Patrick Grant Jr. of Philadelphia. 1985 owner Mrs. David Scull. |
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Description: Built 1928 by Tilden Register & Pepper. 1st owner Patrick Grant Jr. of Philadelphia. 1985 owner Mrs. David Scull. | ||||
| 4850 | Sand Point Cottage |
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| Built 1928 by E. F. Hodgson & Co. 1st owner Mr. Thomas Newhall of Philadelphia. 1985 owner Capt. Edwin Graves. This was a prefabricated cottage. Razed 1996. |
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Description: Built 1928 by E. F. Hodgson & Co. 1st owner Mr. Thomas Newhall of Philadelphia. 1985 owner Capt. Edwin Graves. This was a prefabricated cottage. Razed 1996. | ||||
| 4837 | Sunset Ledge Cottage |
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| Designed by Fred Savage 1902. 1st owner George W. Pepper of Philadelphia. 1986 owner Dr. M. Stroud. |
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Description: Designed by Fred Savage 1902. 1st owner George W. Pepper of Philadelphia. 1986 owner Dr. M. Stroud. | ||||
| 4851 | Glengarnock Cottage, Northeast Harbor |
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| Built 1902 by C. A. Candage. 1st owner Mr. Loren Kimball of Northeast Harbor as Sunnyside. 1986 owner Mr. Eugene Sordyl. 1999 Robert & Lynn Daly. |
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Description: Built 1902 by C. A. Candage. 1st owner Mr. Loren Kimball of Northeast Harbor as Sunnyside. 1986 owner Mr. Eugene Sordyl. 1999 Robert & Lynn Daly. | ||||
| 4852 | West Over Cottage |
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| Built 1902 by William Price. 1st owner Miss Susan English of NYC. 1986 owner Mr. John Samaras, then Mr. William Wister Jr. (actual spelling is Wistar). |
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Description: Built 1902 by William Price. 1st owner Miss Susan English of NYC. 1986 owner Mr. John Samaras, then Mr. William Wister Jr. (actual spelling is Wistar). | ||||
| 1392 | Nolan & Ann Gimpel |
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| Survey, site plan, existing conditions, preliminary plan, new site plan, floor plan, elevations, sections, structural details, foundation plan, schedules (doors, windows, plumbing, appliances, int. finish, electrical plan and fixture schedule |
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Description: Survey, site plan, existing conditions, preliminary plan, new site plan, floor plan, elevations, sections, structural details, foundation plan, schedules (doors, windows, plumbing, appliances, int. finish, electrical plan and fixture schedule |
