Hawaii Camp Ahiki Residence
Located on the windward side of Oahu, this modern home is nestled into the Olomana Heights neighborhood with sweeping views of Olomana Ridge and the Ko’olau Range. Phase 2 work will include a pool and native landscaping…
Studio Zerbey Architecture + Interiors
Studio Zerbey Architecture + Interiors is a Seattle-based architecture and interior design firm founded by architects Lauren and Kyle Zerbey. Specializing in custom homes and renovations throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond, the studio is known for thoughtful, modern design with a focus on livability, functionality, and a strong sense of place.
Based in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle, Lauren and Kyle bring both personal and professional experience to their work, including their own hands-on renovation of a 1910 home. Their practice blends creative design with practical solutions, often exploring ideas around small space living and modern residential architecture.
LOCATION: Seattle, Washington
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Alaska Surf Shack / Studio Zerbey Architecture
This modest 1,725 sf modern cabin is home to an outdoor enthusiast and local mariner. It is located on the north shore of Resurrection Bay just south of Seward, Alaska.
Issaquah Highlands House Offering Panoramic Views of Lake Washington
Located at the top of the Issaquah Highlands neighborhood east of Seattle, we designed this custom residence to accommodate the needs of a young family while maximizing views and incorporating both passive and active sustainable design elements.…
Sustainable Mountain House in Western Montana
Completed as a collaboration between Studio Zerbey Architecture and Balance Associates Architects, the home was built by McMahon Construction. The natural modern home is sited carefully on a property that has a creek running through its backyard.
Nelson Preserve Retreat For a Family of Four
Recently completed, we designed this home for a family of four in the Nelson Preserve area of Suncadia, where the clients desired a home that hugged the landscape but had a peek-a-boo view of the vistas beyond.