Here’s the local influence for Sea Ranch home design. Perfect. Farmer architecture.
Too bad most of the houses (over 600 of them) out there turned out to be such clunkers. Why do so few architects ever get it right?
The best thing about Sea Ranch is the landscaping, by Lawrence Halperin; he left it completely au naturel.
This is at Stewart’s Point on Highway One.
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