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Designed by Harry Gandy Howle Architect & Associates, this new John's Island villa created a perfect family retreat. Homeowners, Patty and John Dudzik got what they wanted with the final design that featured an open floor plan with two guest suites, a home office within a roomy master suite, and views of the beautiful outdoor living spaces from nearly every vantage point. Completed in December 2019, they could not have selected a more perfect spot to ride out 2020. The outdoor living areas, including a custom pitching and putting green, are a welcomed reprieve.

When homeowners, Cathy and Steve Furnary discovered this beauty by the sea they turned to the original architect, Harry Gandy Howle. The couple wanted a relaxed seaside cottage with an open floor plan that was strikingly different than the more formal one requested by retired IBM VP, "Buck" Rodgers in 1987. Three decades later, this oceanfront residence has an expanded footprint and plenty of space for family activities. Read how Harry and his team brilliantly solved the expansion challenge and gave the homeowners exactly what they wanted.

Harry Howle positioned this French Provencal home so the Gallaghers, both avid golfers, can enjoy a wide-angle view of the John's Island 16th fairway. In order to ensure the French overtones the homeowners wanted would be reflected in the overall design, the couple met with multiple architects. “Harry really captured our vision,” Janet Gallagher said. Read how Harry Gandy Howle & Associates wrote a new chapter for this family's history.

This gorgeous North Palm Beach renovation featured in the December 2018 issue of Vero Beach Magazine was designed by Harry Gandy Howle. Located in the private community of Lost Tree Village, the original 1970’s home was in a perfect location but needed extensive updates. From the perspective of owner Ann Wells, CEO of Commonwealth Bank and Trust, read how this transformation gave a non-distinctive design so much architectural appeal.

Architect Harry Howle designed the 5,600 square-foot John’s Island residence featured in the September 2017 issue of Vero Beach Magazine. With gorgeous fairway views, Howle is responsible for the smart design that allows the views to take center stage from most every room, including a summer porch that looks out to the pool and golf course. Read the interview with Howle and the homeowners here.

Noted for his allied disciplines of architecture, landscape architecture and interior design, Harry’s work and skill are applauded in this beautiful feature article. “Harry and his firm competently understand, plan and provide for every aspect of design.”

This Panache publication features numerous original designs by Harry Howle, including in the communities of Windsor and John’s Island. From classicism to the casual Caribbean vernacular, this article showcases some of Harry’s finest projects.