Architect honors family legacy with award-winning home in North Oaks

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Architect Michael Hara built his first residential home in North Oaks, following a family tradition. His project, which took three years, won a design award from the American Institute of Architects Minnesota. Hara, who earned his general contractor license, faced challenges during construction. He worked full-time while managing the project, often learning through trial and error. He involved his family in the process, completing much of the work himself. The finished home features a minimalist design that blends with nature. It prioritizes functionality for everyday life, with an open layout and spaces designed for family activities. Some areas remain unfinished, allowing for future improvements.


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