An Eco-Conscious Home on Owls Head

Andrew Frederick, founder of Croft, built his 1,040 square foot family home without heavy equipment.

Words By Michael Colbert

Photos By Isaac Lane Koval

Andrew Frederick, founder of Croft, built his 1,040 square foot family home without heavy equipment.

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