Located on a tight, urban lot this house takes full advantage of its location through extensive connections to the landscape: terraces, decks, covered balconies, exterior walkways, and large operable windows/doors to take in the views.
Queen Anne House
Seattle, Washington
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Rainfly
Seattle, Washington
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Pratt Fine Arts Center
Seattle, Washington
Publications
2008
Easton, Valerie. “Scaling Up.” The Seattle Times: Pacific NW Magazine, 6 April 2008, 4. Print. Web.
Enlow, Clair. “Cliff Dwelling.” Landscape Architecture, Feb. 2008, 74-81. Print.
2007
Bissell, Therese. “A Sum of Its Parts, Blending a Seattle House into Its Natural–and Built–Environment.” Architectural Digest, Oct. 2007, 77, 80-86. Print.