Stark Knoll Place / ODS Architecture
ODS Architecture worked to restore the Stark Knoll Place , and due to the great bones of the house, only a light design touch was needed.
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ODS Architecture worked to restore the Stark Knoll Place , and due to the great bones of the house, only a light design touch was needed.
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