Lloyd's Big Sur House

By Evan Kahn on April 29, 2016
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Interior of house built by Lloyd Kahn, Burns Creek, Big Sur, California, in 1967–68. Posts are recycled 8 × 12 double-track railroad ties. Flooring and roof deck are 2 × 8 Monterey pine T&G from Carmel Valley. Photo by Lloyd Kahn

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