Queen Anne Residence
This house is intended to evoke the feeling of a modern cottage. Inspired by domestic architecture of the Northwest, it expresses a modern and sustainable aesthetic based on a contemporary, urban sensibility.
Seattle, WA
The building is composed of four primary forms – a stucco “villa”, two wood clad sheds, and a terrace. The terrace mitigates between the building and the street, anchoring the home visually to the site and defining a defensible outdoor space accessed from the street by a stone stair. The shed containing the living room is set on this terrace and collides obliquely with the villa, injecting the room with a dynamic spatial quality and a more opportune orientation towards the sun and views. Sustainable materials are used throughout.
Photography by:
Art Grice
Tom Barwick
David Coleman
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Metropolitan Home
Pacific northwest
Residential Architect
Spazio Casa, Italy
Homes Across America, HGTV
AIA / Seattle Times Home of the Year