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Collector's Retreat
Collector's Retreat
San Juan County, WA, United States
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Collector's Retreat
San Juan County, WA, United States
Project Featured on Jan 07, 2020
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2017
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
Conceived as a minimalist retreat, the marching orders for this project were as follows: “when I arrive and sit my bags down, I want to feel as though I’ve stepped into a modern art gallery”. The design response strips the material palette down to black metal cladding, white stucco, carrara marble and gray concrete. The owners, both dedicated art collectors and creators, desired a flexible space easily reconfigured over time.
The home is situated at the top of a steep hill, with southwest views and a forest on the opposite side. The plan accommodates two bedroom suites and living spaces in an efficient 1,600sf. Outside, a carport doubles as a dining terrace in inclement weather and a lower terrace with fire-pit serves as the primary focus for summer leisure.
Photography: Sean Airhart
2018 AIA Northwest and Pacific Region - Merit Award
The home is situated at the top of a steep hill, with southwest views and a forest on the opposite side. The plan accommodates two bedroom suites and living spaces in an efficient 1,600sf. Outside, a carport doubles as a dining terrace in inclement weather and a lower terrace with fire-pit serves as the primary focus for summer leisure.
Photography: Sean Airhart
2018 AIA Northwest and Pacific Region - Merit Award
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