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Magnolia House in Seattle, Washington by Rerucha Studio

Friday, October 16th, 2020

Article source: Rerucha Studio

Situated in the Seattle neighborhood of Magnolia, the goal of this 3,318-square-foot house was to create a modern spacious home with lots of light, a classic yet modern feel all while managing a limited budget. Economy of structure and materials was exercised. Stepping inside the home, the large grid of windows flood the interior with natural light and provide views out onto the street. The living room, located at the front of the house, is focused on a built-in fireplace, while behind the couch is the dining area. Further into the house is the kitchen.

Image Courtesy © Lara Swimmer

  • Architects: Rerucha Studio
  • Project: Magnolia House
  • Location: Seattle, Washington
  • Photography: Lara Swimmer
  • Contractor: Mint Build LLC

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Tanner Office Building in Kingston, Washington by Coates Design Seattle Architects

Wednesday, October 14th, 2020

Article source: Coates Design Seattle Architects

Situated on a prominent site that captures a beautiful view of the Puget Sound, this 6000 sf building is a highly visible landmark in its growing community.
The building’s rectangular form is punctuated by a two-story glass atrium that serves as the entry lobby and vertical circulation space. The surrounding environment is used to the building’s benefit with natural sunlight and air being utilized to create a comfortable and open office space. Additionally, a rain garden holds water until it is absorbed into the soil, helping to create a lively planted area. These nature-utilizing features not only make for a beautiful space, but also reduce utility costs significantly.

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Island Retreat in Washington by Coates Design Seattle Architects

Monday, September 21st, 2020

Article source: Coates Design Seattle Architects

This hillside home is 2600 square feet with two bedrooms. Similar to its sibling shoreline home, Seaview Escape, it is done in the Pacific Northwest-style, with wood floors and an expansive two-story glazing allowing a view of the mountains from the upper balcony. Cantilevered wood “floating” stair treads lead to a library overlooking the double-height living and dining space below. Beach glass and nautical light fixtures were chosen for the bathrooms to bring a coastal feel indoors. A stone mass wall with corten panels provides the focal point of the living space, housing a fireplace and media center while providing separation from the master suite. The house is connected to a wooded pathway that leads to the beach.

Image Courtesy © Lara Swimmer

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Artist Residence in Seattle, Washington by Heliotrope Architects

Wednesday, September 9th, 2020

Article source: Heliotrope Architects

When a young couple approached Heliotrope Architects and asked them to design a home with an art studio inside, all parties sat around the table contributing ideas – some atypical. The couple, an artist and an engineer, listed several additional criteria for their new home: a contemporary style, but not out of place with the rest of the Capitol Hill neighborhood; a visual connection to the street balanced with privacy; a strong relationship between the interior and exterior; lots of natural light; an interior with an art-gallery-feel to accommodate their growing art collection; and a separate guest wing.

Image Courtesy © Benjamin Benschneider

  • Architects: Heliotrope Architects
  • Project: Artist Residence
  • Location: Seattle, Washington
  • Photography: Benjamin Benschneider
  • Contractor: Dovetail General Contractors

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Canal Street in Seattle, Washington by Heliotrope Architects

Tuesday, September 8th, 2020

Article source: Heliotrope Architects

The Canal Street project takes a narrow, commercially-zoned, urban-infill lot, formerly occupied by a small, rundown 1950s-era house and transforms it into a new, forward-thinking 5,233-square-foot, commercial office building for two creative agencies, Turnstyle (a graphic design firm) and Stoke (a branding firm). The 30-foot-wide x 100-foot-deep lot is situated along a shoreline greenbelt across the street from the ship canal in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle.

Image Courtesy © Aaron Leitz

  • Architects: Heliotrope Architects
  • Project: Canal Street
  • Location: Seattle, Washington
  • Photography: Aaron Leitz
  • Structural Engineering: Swenson Say Faget
  • Contractor: Western Ventures

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Seaview Escape in Washington, D.C. by Coates Design Seattle Architects

Tuesday, September 1st, 2020

Article source: Coates Design Seattle Architects

This shoreline home is a 2800 square foot, 2-bedroom Pacific Northwest-style house anchored into a steep-sloped site. There is an open-concept living, dining, and kitchen area that opens directly to the outdoors with a corner bi-fold door system. A stone mass wall divides the public and private spaces of the house while enclosing the stairs, support areas, and powder room. There are many nature-inspired elements in this home such as pendant light fixtures in the kitchen that are reminiscent of shells and wood-grained tile in the master bath.

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Bainbridge Island Farmhouse in Washington by CTA Design Builders

Monday, August 24th, 2020

Article source: CTA Design Builders

Fulfilling a lifelong dream of building a home on their family’s land, the clients have recently moved in to their new home in the woods, surrounded by tall firs, fern glades and birdsong.

Image Courtesy © Michael Cole

  • Architects: CTA Design Builders
  • Project: Bainbridge Island Farmhouse
  • Location: Washington
  • Photography: Michael Cole

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Harrison Medical Center in Bainbridge Island, Washington by Coates Design Seattle Architects

Friday, August 21st, 2020

Article source: Coates Design Seattle Architects

Harrison Bainbridge Urgent Care is Bainbridge Island’s first 24/7 urgent care facility. It consists of 25,000 square feet of primary, urgent, and specialty medical care with laboratory and diagnostic services. Coates Design Architects was chosen to fulfill ambitious goals: patient-centered care that is both innovative in its approach as well as cost-effective. The client required a building that was environmentally-friendly, low-cost, and could be built quickly to allow for immediate patient care. All of these goals, and more, were met in the final design for this one-of-a-kind facility.

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Tumble Creek Cabin in Cle Elum, Washington by Coates Design Seattle Architects

Thursday, August 20th, 2020

Article source: Coates Design Seattle Architects

This vacation home designed to be “net-zero” lies in the beautiful Suncadia Resort in Washington State’s Cascade Mountains. The resort, located on the sunny side of the Cascades, hosts an intimate community that enjoys a rich and diverse collection of amenities. Set just across from, but with easy access to everything at Suncadia Resort, members of this community enjoy their own exclusive 2,600-acre haven with a Tom Doak golf course rated among the best in the Country, trails, parks extensive social programming and a grand clubhouse breaking ground soon.

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Sugar Fox in Washington, DC by CORE architecture + design

Monday, August 17th, 2020

Article source: CORE architecture + design 

Sugar Fox is a neighborhood ice cream shop and bakery that offers a warm and fun atmosphere with pops of color and moments of whimsy. The owners of Little Red Fox collaborated with CORE to deliver a design that pays special attention to intuitive customer flow and efficient workspaces. A fresh take on the traditional ice cream shop concept, the 1,080 SF space features a modern interpretation of a Victorian-style ice cream parlor lattice screen, which visually separates the front and back of house. The service counter translates into a compact and functional workspace, offering guests several flavors of ice cream, soft serve, and cakes, along with a variety of cone, cup, and sprinkle accessories. The menu signage is visible from all angles and ice cream toppings and cones in vertical dispensers are on display right below.

Image Courtesy © Ron Ngiam

  • Architects: CORE architecture + design
  • Project: Sugar Fox
  • Location: Washington, DC
  • Photography: Ron Ngiam
  • Design Team: Allison Cooke, Principal; Christopher Peli, Job Captain; Dan Mayo, Junior Designer
  • Owner: Matt and Jenna Carr
  • General Contractor: Potomac Construction Services
  • MEP Engineer: Caliber Design, Inc.
  • Graphic Designer: Polygraph Creative
  • Gross Built Area: 1,080 sf
  • Project Completion Year: 2019

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