Barcode House by David Jameson Architect explores juxtapositions between the heavy and light and the old and the new. The work is formed by positioning the project’s diverse pressures into a unique situational aesthetic.
Chechaquo Cabin is a mountain home in Methow Valley tucked along the eastern edge of the North Cascades designed by Prentiss Balance Wickline Architects.
Orcas House, located on a mountaintop in Washington’s San Juan Islands, serves as a tranquil sanctuary designed by Atelier Drome for artist Richard Brothers. This modern home combines sustainable living with carefully crafted spaces, making it a perfect retreat for creative work and quiet reflection.
Project: West Mercer Residence Architects: SKL Architects Location: Mercer Island, Washington, US Size: 5,500 sf Photography: Tim Bies Designed by Sundberg Kennedy Ly-Au Young Architects (SKL Architects), West Mercer Residence is a 5,500 sf single-family home located in Mercer Island, Washington. Situated tightly in its hillside location, this 5,500 square foot home along the shores of Lake Washington
Sanctuary House is a family retreat designed by Castanes Architects, a Seattle based studio founded in 1984 by award winning Architect Jim Castanes.
Herron Island Retreat is a weekend cabin designed by Seattle-based First Lamp Architecture. The cabin is located in Herron Island, Washington. Inspired by the separation of herron island from the mainland by case inlet, the cabin was designed as a detachment from the owners’ busy work schedule to a place for relaxation in their time off. The entry sequence
Carmens House is a single-family residence located in Washington DC, designed by KUBE Architecture. From the architect: Carmen grew up and lived her formative years in Puerto Rico. As a young woman she moved to the United States to pursue a career. After more than 30 years of traveling and living away from Puerto Rico,
Lakeside Residence is a contemporary residence designed by Seattle-based Castanes Architects. Truly a dream home, Lakeside Residence rests at the West shore of Lake Washington, enjoying views of the lake and growing skyline of Bellevue. While the new residence takes a “bow” to its predecessor with a design that evolves around both traditional and contemporary
