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Cobblestone Country Club
PO. Box 688 Stuart, FL 34995 (407


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 Requests for proposals like this don't come along every
day. Cobblestone Country Club is a 512-acre equity golf
club community in Stuart (Martin County). Its developers
have some very specific residential design criteria in
mind. In a word: vernacular. In two words: Old Florida.
In two more: Hilton Head.
 A handful of preferred architects will be selected
before October 30th for recommendation to Cobblestone
Country Club homesite buyers. Examples of their work
will be featured in a two-day on-site exhibit in January
1990 and in publications to be distributed to buyers and
other interested parties*
 Architects who wish to be considered for inclusion
in this unique program should submit material rep-
resentative of their capabilities in the styles described,
including color and black & white renderings and
floorplan hardlines, along with an application form, to
Managing Partner John Tompson by September 1, 1989.
(To obtain an application form, call (407) 597-4501.)
 All submissions will be reviewed by a panel of profes-
sional advisors, and those selected as preferred architects
will be so advised no later than October 30, 1989.
 DESIGN 0 CRITERIA
 Florida Victorian
 Carolina Lowland
 Treasure Coast Traditional
 Vernacular style which incorporates the porches,
 decks, and gingerbread trim one might associate in
 areas such as Hilton Head, the Florida Keys, Sanibel
 Island, and the Sewell's Point area of Stuart.
 Metal and shake roofs, dormers, cupolas and similar
 accents are encouraged.
 Avoid Mizner style and high-glitz, Boca Raton type
 of elevations.
 *No application fee. No charge for representation to
 buyers, inclusion in publications, or exhibit space.


597-4501
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