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E."' <[email protected]> Subject: RE: LSJ Pavilion Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2017 16:00:59 +0000 One other thought. I feel the eastern side that faces St. John should sit on a stone base like a fortress, even if we have a lower floor. It will give the appropriate feel to the base of the building, which will

d side. If you do two floors, what do you want to put on the lower level? The primary area to incorporate a lower level is under the terraces facing St. John. The main part of the building sits mostly on grade. The terrace is between 12 — 14 feet wide, but we can make it wider. JPW From: Jeffrey E. imall

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e main part of the house. This will require us having to remove the existing stone seat. The eastern side will include a 12 feet wide terrace facing St. John. I feel we now have a solution that successfully merges the formality of the existing courtyard and pool area within the confines of the existing t

From: "John P. Woods, AIA" < To: "jeffrey E." <[email protected]> Subject: Re: LSJ Pavilion Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2017 12:56:37 +0000 What did you think of the site p

t closed, we=are submitting to CZM the request in writing for the inspection of the cis=ern. EFTA_R1_01434280 EFTA02399364 Mr. David Rosa of the St. John office of CZM=can come to GSJ on Tuesday, February 7 to meet with Danny to conduct the i=spection. Once he has signed off, he will let us know what

017 2:27 PM To: jeffrey E. Cc: ann rodriquez Subject: Re: GS) Cistern permit - February 3, 2017 Greetings Sir, Yes. Paul Kalloo t=ained under John Woods. His mother goes to my church, so I have met =im socially. Respectfully, </=iv> Daphne On Thu, Mar 23, 2017 at 9:24 AM, jeffrey E. <=jeevacation@

wall that I would like to inco=porate into the design behind the arches. It is frameless assembly that wil= preserve the transparency of the view to St. John while providing the nece=sary wind breaker. It can also be opened completely so that when the pool i=n't being used, the area will be almost as open

From: John P. Woods, AIA Sent: Sunday, December 4, 2016 7:11 PM To: jeffrey E. Cc: Richard Kahn; John P. Woods Subject: Re: Jeffrey, We had a slight delay meas

nd sketch better than words for me On Fri, Mar 10, 2017 at 12:01 PM John P. Wood &g=; wrote: One other thought. I feel the eastern =ide that faces St. John should sit on a stone base like a fortress, even i= we have a lower floor. It will give the appropriate feel to the base of t=e building, which will

From: jeffrey E. <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, March 10, 2017 4:14 PM To: John P. Woods Subject: Re: LS1 Pavilion Even rough hand sketch better than words for me On Fri, Mar 10, 2017 at 12:01 PM John P. Wood &g=; wrote: One other t

e main part of the house. This will require us having to remove=the existing stone seat. The eastern side will include a 12 feet wide terr=ce facing St. John. I feel we now have a solution that successfully merges=the formality of the existing courtyard and pool area within the confines =f the existing t

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e main p=rt of the house. This will require us having to remove the existing stone s=at. The eastern side will include a 12 feet wide terrace facing St. John. I=feel we now have a solution that successfully merges the formality of the e=isting courtyard and pool area within the confines of the existing to

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e main part of the house. This will require us having to remove the exist=ng stone seat. The eastern side will include a 12 feet wide terrace facing=St. John. I feel we now have a solution that successfully merges the forma=ity of the existing courtyard and pool area within the confines of the exi=ting t

From: jeffrey E. <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, March 10, 2017 1:01 PM To: John P. Woods, AIA Subject: Re: I.51 Pavilion i think that without rough elevations it means littl= to me. no reason not to have two floors instead of a wa=l? f

wall that I would like to inco=porate into the design behind the arches. It is frameless assembly that wil= preserve the transparency of the view to St. John while providing the nece=sary wind breaker. It can also be opened completely so that when the pool i=n't being used, the area will be almost as open

From: John P. Woods, AIA Sent: Sunday, December 4, 2016 7:11 PM To: jeffrey E. Cc: Richard Kahn; John P. Woods Subject: Re: Jeffrey, We had a slight delay meas