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By focusing areas of glazing and extending the ceiling and walls beyond the line of enclosure the hou

Our clients wanted an economical, efficient, low-maintenance house with ground floor living areas tha

A 40’ x 120‘ lot in in Seattle’s East Capitol Hill neighborhood that sits on a well-traveled tree lin

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One of the initial client requests was to use non-standard materials internally and externally. The m

All existing internal floors and walls were removed which allowed for the reconfiguration of the circ

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The double canted wildflower roof creates a rich bio diverse habitat for local bees and butterflies.

A hidden garden study provides a place of contemplation overlooking the south facing courtyard garden

Conceived as a series of jewelled boxes carefully inserted into the existing fabric, the proposals op

Intended for a reputable silversmith and QC the brief called for complete renovation and extension to

Save this picture! Proposed Lower Ground Floor Plan

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