Bjarko|Serra Architects have designed a house with Dabob Bay views in Washington State . This house built in three floor and present the natural qualities of the site, such as water, forest, mountain and ravine views. From every space of this house, plan follows the topography. It built match with the natural condition, no trees were cut and little earth was moved in placing the building. Architect Greg Bjarko exposed timber structure and a material palette of Western Red Cedar siding, mixed grain fir tongue & groove boards, soapstone, and concrete complement the rugged forest and mountain setting. A traditional gable roof shell, interpretation a modern building characteristic by giving a transparency and crisp contemporary detailing.
Other articles you might like;
Tags: art, built in, cedar siding, contemporary, contemporary architecture gable, Dabob Bay Residence, dabob bay residence floor plans, dabob bay residence project of house, Design, gable roof, groove boards, jokamfamily.com, mixed grain fir tongue, modern, modern build, modern building, natural condition, plan, powered by article dashboard bay home improvement, powered by article dashboard butterfly garden, powered by article dashboard chemical and engineering news, powered by article dashboard cooking 450, powered by article dashboard cooking terms, powered by article dashboard floor, powered by article dashboard home cook, powered by article dashboard home security system toronto, powered by article dashboard murals, powered by article dashboard right move, powered by article dashboard stone, powered by article dashboard wa state, residence, soapstone, topography, tr, Western Red Cedar siding
