Found 3 blog entries tagged as coastal architecture.

Ono Island Building & Coastal Renovation Guide

Impact-Resistant Windows & Doors on Ono Island

How I would balance storm protection, energy performance, privacy, views and modern coastal design

Ono Island High Impact Glass Windows Doors Hurricane Protection

When I walk through a home on Ono Island, I am always aware of the relationship between the house and the outdoors. The windows frame ribbons of water, live oaks, palms, changing skies and the occasional boat making its way toward big water. Doors open to porches, pools and places where the salt air drifts through at the end of the day. On a barrier island, however, those beautiful openings are also among the most technically important parts of the home.

As an Ono Island homeowner, real estate advisor and neighbor—and as…

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The Search the Gulf Ono Island Guide

Harbor Drive On Ono Harbour

Architecture, protected boat slips and the beauty of life beside the water on Ono Island

Ono Harbour Ono Island Marina Boats

There are places on Ono Island that seem to reveal themselves slowly, and Ono Harbour is one of them.

Ono Harbour encompasses two streets—Harbor Drive and Peninsula Drive—each with its own relationship to the water. In this guide, I am focusing specifically on Harbor Drive: a distinctive stretch of Ono Island where substantial homesites, protected boating access, coastal architecture and long views across the marsh come together beautifully.

When I turn onto Harbor Drive, I immediately notice the openness. The sky seems broader here. Palms and pines frame the road,…

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Metal Roofs on Ono Island: A Coastal Standard That Yields Timeless Elegance


 

Metal Roofs Ono Island Home Construction and Building

This home features a standing seam metal roof, and it is a beautiful example of how this system complements coastal architecture on Ono Island. The roof is defined by clean, vertical panels with raised seams, creating that refined, tailored look that I always associate with well-built coastal homes. The seams run continuously from ridge to eave, which is not only visually striking but also highly functional in shedding water efficiently.

What stands out to me in this particular design:

Multi-pitch roofline with several gables, adding architectural depth and dimension

Extended overhangs that provide both shade and protection from driving rain

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