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Our Bodega Bay deck featured in Woman's Day
Gardening & Outdoor Living Magazine
Volume 20 no.1, 2010

"DECKS MUST CONFORM TO THE NATURAL LOOK OF THE SURROUNDING
LANDSCAPE AND BE PRACTICAL IN SIZE FOR THE OWNERS ENJOYMENT"

GORDON OF ALTER EAGLE DECK DESIGNER-BUILDER, SEBASTOPOL CALIFORNIA

OCTAGONAL ECHO:
This bi-level deck, shaped like the shingled house it clings to, was built to float above native plantings and wind-whipped trees that cover a knoll above a gleaming Pacific bay. The lower deck, with solar-powered lights on poles, was designed for relaxing and entertaining. The upper level which extends behind a built-in bench, leads to the homes side door. To maximize nightime safety, low-voltage lights are hidden in the riser (not shown). Steps beside the bench lead down to the garden area.

http://www.womansday.com/ GARDENING & OUTDOOR LIVING 45

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