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Surly Crab
Surly Crab
Seabeck, WA, United States
Project Featured on May 05, 2023
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Surly Crab
Seabeck, WA, United States
Project Featured on May 05, 2023
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Type
STATUS
Under Construction
SIZE
3000 sqft - 5000 sqft
Surly Crab is a modern beach house located on Hood Canal in Washington state. Views to the west take in the waterway and the Olympic Mountains. Inland from the home is a lush forest with ferns, native rhododendrons, madrona, and fir trees. Envisioned as a retreat where friends can gather and admire this particularly rich natural landscape, Surly Crab rests on the shoreline and rises into the trees offering both big view moments of the mountains and Hood Canal, and smaller scale, often missed delights.
The house is partitioned into three structures. The two-story main living area adjacent to the beach is located on the footprint of an old fishing cabin. Further back, the guest wing and primary bedroom wing are elevated and hug the edge of the forest. Glazed hallways connect the structures and open to views both near and far, while transitioning from one part of the home to the other. By separating the program into three structures, the configuration results in a variety of relationships between the architecture and the surrounding landscape.
Eerkes Architects team
Les Eerkes, Principal Architect
Lauren Rist, Project Manager
Project consultant team
Eerkes Architects (architecture)
Allworth Design (landscape architecture)
Quantum Consulting Engineers (structural engineering)
Fradkin Fine Construction (general contractor)
Renderings by Notion Workshop
The house is partitioned into three structures. The two-story main living area adjacent to the beach is located on the footprint of an old fishing cabin. Further back, the guest wing and primary bedroom wing are elevated and hug the edge of the forest. Glazed hallways connect the structures and open to views both near and far, while transitioning from one part of the home to the other. By separating the program into three structures, the configuration results in a variety of relationships between the architecture and the surrounding landscape.
Eerkes Architects team
Les Eerkes, Principal Architect
Lauren Rist, Project Manager
Project consultant team
Eerkes Architects (architecture)
Allworth Design (landscape architecture)
Quantum Consulting Engineers (structural engineering)
Fradkin Fine Construction (general contractor)
Renderings by Notion Workshop
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