
Camino de Robles
All of the heating and cooling ductwork in the home will be fabricated with antimicrobial steel; in addition, antimicrobial-coated steels will also be used in "high-touch zones" throughout the home, including appliances, handrails, doorknobs, faucets, food preparation surfaces and even for a 6,000-bottle wine cellar. An additional cosmetic benefit of the antimicrobial steel is its ability to hide fingerprints.
The home also features a breathtaking modern design, created by architect David Martin of AC Martin Partners, and has received an award from the American Institute of Architects.
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