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Medina Pool Pavilion

This pavilion for entertaining and bathing accompanies a fully renovated and expanded mid-century modern home first designed by noted Seattle architect Ibsen Nelson.  Located in Medina, Washington, the wall and roof planes have been pushed/pulled apart and made translucent to create a sense of air and light, and captures the Owner’s goal of a “modern industrial Japanese teahouse”.

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Palm Springs

Located in the middle of a block, known as a “flag lot”. The design was conceived as a U-shape wrapping around a private courtyard with the swimming pool and spa as the primary focus. The courtyard also frames views of the mountains to the west. Multiple outdoor living spaces are created with deep roof overhangs and a “ramada”

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Somerset

Perched on a Bellevue hillside, the very modern, low profile of the structure spreads and steps across the site to capture commanding views of Lake Washington, Bellevue and Seattle skylines, and Olympic Mountains. 

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Medina

This cubist-inspired, mid-century modern home was originally constructed in 1970, designed by noted Seattle architect Ibsen Nelson.  An angular wing added in the 80's. Our design restores the original architect’s geometry, but re-invents the plan. 

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