This urban villa is shaped by the owners’ passions: civic life and art collecting. Tightly fit onto a small lot in the historic Washington Park district of Seattle, the 8,000- square-foot, three-story building is both private residence and place for social gathering. At the owners’ request, its monumental scale and form are contemporary, but also influenced by the style of Italian Renaissance villas.
Photo: Michael Jensen
City House
Seattle, Washington
DabbleLab at [storefront] Olson Kundig
Seattle, Washington
Chat-O Spapho
Lopez Island, Washington
Publications
2000
Ojeda, Oscar Riera. The Best of American Houses. Buenos Aires: Kliczkowski Publisher, 2000, 128-143. Book.
1997
“Create Double-Duty Storage.” House Beautiful, Spring 1997, 50-53. Print.
1996
“Design Bookshelf.” The Seattle Times: Pacific NW Magazine, 22 Sept. 1996, 28-29. Print.
King, Carol Soucek. Designing with Glass: The Creative Touch. Glen Cove: PBC International Inc., 1996, 88-93, 150-154. Book.
1995
Henderson, Justin. “Hauberg House.” Interiors, April 1995, 66-71. Print.
1994
Viladas, Pilar. “Sleekness in Seattle.” Architectural Digest, Aug. 1994, 130-136. Print.
1993
Albert, Fred. “House of Glass.” Seattle Magazine, April 1993, 40-43. Print.
Louie, Elaine. “People Who Live In A Glass House Love All the Light.” The New York Times, 18 March 1993, B1, B4. Print.