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The newly renovated Bluff House in the North Shore is a tale of rags to riches. A down-at-the-heels midcentury modern a few years ago, it now celebrates once-hidden, sweeping views of the Atlantic, thanks to a visionary team of architects, engineers, and homeowners. It was originally designed in 1959 by architect Edward Weinshanker for a family that would live there 60 years. Alas, time and weather took their toll. But a thoughtful redesign, carefully executed, unveiled new opportunities for this 4,400-square-foot, two-story structure. “The clients asked us to reconsider it,” says Colin Flavin, founder of the Boston firm bearing
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