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These Are a Few of Our Favorite Things: Filling Your Remodel Wish List Read More »
Designing a DADU in Seattle – Can I build one on my lot? Read More »
We are thrilled to have been featured in the June 2nd Pacific NW Magazine found in the Sunday edition of the Seattle Times and online! This is a project we
Seattle Times Pacific NW Magazine Feature! Read More »
This new backyard cottage (DADU – Detached Accessory Dwelling Unit) is recently completed. It is 800 square feet with two bedrooms and 1-1/2 baths on the lower level; the kitchen,
A New DADU Ready for Tenants! Read More »
Fulfilling a lifelong dream of building a home on their family’s land, our clients have recently moved in to their new home in the woods, surrounded by tall firs, fern
The Bainbridge Farmhouse: Completion! Read More »
Julie will be giving a seminar this Saturday, October 6th, at 1:00 at the Wallingford Historic Homes Fair! Craftsman Homes in the Modern Age: Craftsman homes were traditionally, and intentionally designed
Craftsman Homes Seminar this Saturday! Read More »
Continuing in both architect and contractor mode over these past few months, construction has been moving right along. An army of carpenters and subcontractors has plied their handiwork on the house, and
Big View House #5: Design-Build to the Finish! Read More »
As one of the rare architectural features that is social by nature, it goes without saying that the front porch has a welcoming history. In the same realm of American
The Front Porch Lifestyle Read More »
On October 20th and 21st, 2012, the King Country Master Builders Association is hosting its annual Remodeled Homes Tour. For those of you eager to see a selection of homes that have both, here are 3 must-see homes on the tour…
3 Must See Homes on Seattle’s Remodeled Homes Tour Read More »
analysis of Paul Kirk residence, Northwest style of architecture, Northwest Contemporary residential design, Seattle modernism, contemporary architecture in Seattle
Creating a Northwest Style of Modernism: thoughts on a Paul Hayden Kirk house. Read More »
