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Case study · Residential exterior
The Tudor
Residence.
One Tudor-inspired residence, documented before restoration and after the completed exterior transformation.
- ClassResidential exterior
- RecordClient project archive
- FramesBefore + polished completion
The condition
The original condition, documented.
The Original Exterior
The client-supplied original photograph shows the residence before restoration: muted half-timbered trim, light upper walls, red brick at the lower elevation, and the distinctive round stone tower beneath its conical roof.
The tower, gables, bay-window roofs, and curved front approach make the property match clear even though the before and completed photographs were captured from slightly different positions.
The protocol
From first look to final walkthrough.
The steps below are quoted from the published Raccoon Restoration process page. A case study should be held to the protocol — not to a prettier version of it.
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Inspect
Assess the property and document the conditions that can be observed.
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Explain
Translate the findings into plain language and practical options.
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Plan
Define the scope, materials, property protection, and next steps.
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Build
Complete approved work with disciplined coordination and care.
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Verify
Review the finished scope, cleanup, and remaining questions.
The documentation
Before and completed work, side by side.
The first frame is the client-supplied pre-restoration photograph. The second is an owner-approved presentation derivative of the completed project photograph from the client archive.
Because the photographs were not captured from a locked camera position, the comparison is presented without a slider or pixel-perfect alignment. The architecture—not the framing—establishes the match.
Before
After
The completed frame uses AI-assisted lawn, planting-bed, entry-staging, and photographic finishing. The architecture is preserved, and the treatment is not a claim that landscaping was part of the restoration scope.
The verified outcome
A transformed exterior, clearly documented.
The Completed Exterior
The completed view presents a coordinated dark-and-light Tudor palette across the gables, masonry, roof planes, bay-window details, and round stone tower.
The presentation derivative gives that completed exterior a clean portfolio finish while the underlying project record remains the basis for every architectural claim.
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