731 Ocean View 1. Original house located on site a. carpenter vernacular cottage b. 816 sq. ft c. built 1924 d. simple rectangle, no distinguishing architectural features, absence of decorative features (I have included copy ofphoto ofhouse in late 1900's) e. Over the years multiple additions so that over 50% of original exterior had been changed £ HRC voted to include on HRI and this was appealed by City council in 2002 g. ARB approved plans for new home 5-2 vote i. Cottage demolished in 2006 2. New Home a. Owners Jim Hebert and Ronni Sarmanian b. Architect Bill Foster of Flesher + Foster Architects c. Structural engineer; Jeff Stiles, Pacific Grove d. Builders: Stocker and Allaire e. Lighting: Linda Ferry Lighting Design f. Interior design: Jorie Clark Design g. Bill Foster comments Modern, open 2 story home Maximize glass to capture views, "use view shed" Built in spirit of coastal communities of California Honoring constraints of small house on small lot as found in coastal communities building along water front Simplicity was catch phrase Less is more Able to open up feeling of house as the house has the advantage of being on a corner with great views Jim Hebert was the driving force for design of the house. He became ill during design/construction phase and died before he was able to walk through his completed home. Ronni was very supportive as well. All interior built-ins designed by Mr. Foster (with owner input) h. 3 bedroom, 2 baths Main living area of home is on second story to take advantage of spectacular ocean front views i. Home completed in 2007 j. Home won 2011 Heritage House award for New Construction , OCR Text: 731 Ocean View 1. Original house located on site a. carpenter vernacular cottage b. 816 sq. ft c. built 1924 d. simple rectangle, no distinguishing architectural features, absence of decorative features (I have included copy ofphoto ofhouse in late 1900's) e. Over the years multiple additions so that over 50% of original exterior had been changed £ HRC voted to include on HRI and this was appealed by City council in 2002 g. ARB approved plans for new home 5-2 vote i. Cottage demolished in 2006 2. New Home a. Owners Jim Hebert and Ronni Sarmanian b. Architect Bill Foster of Flesher Foster Architects c. Structural engineer; Jeff Stiles, Pacific Grove d. Builders: Stocker and Allaire e. Lighting: Linda Ferry Lighting Design f. Interior design: Jorie Clark Design g. Bill Foster comments Modern, open 2 story home Maximize glass to capture views, "use view shed" Built in spirit of coastal communities of California Honoring constraints of small house on small lot as found in coastal communities building along water front Simplicity was catch phrase Less is more Able to open up feeling of house as the house has the advantage of being on a corner with great views Jim Hebert was the driving force for design of the house. He became ill during design/construction phase and died before he was able to walk through his completed home. Ronni was very supportive as well. All interior built-ins designed by Mr. Foster (with owner input) h. 3 bedroom, 2 baths Main living area of home is on second story to take advantage of spectacular ocean front views i. Home completed in 2007 j. Home won 2011 Heritage House award for New Construction , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Buildings by alpha folder,Ocean View Blvd,731 Ocean View,731 Ocean View,700 -1051 OCEAN VIEW BLVD_033.pdf Page 1, 700 -1051 OCEAN VIEW BLVD_033.pdf Page 1