Single Family Housing                          Bode Residence The owner requested a country house that fit well into a casual landscape. Steeply sloped slate roofs were designed to come close to the ground to diminish the scale of the building making the large house feel intimate. The owners are also collectors of antique automobiles, and the 6 parking garages were located to minimize the impact of the mass of a six car garage on the site. Bridges Residence The renovation of an existing 1950s rambler included a new great room, kitchen addition, new master bedroom/office suite and master bathroom. All new rooms have open beam ceilings to match the existing fir beams. Tall ceilings and high transom windows create a bright and spacious feel to the new kitchen. Blatter Pless Residence Renovations and addition to this 1905 farmhouse include a new kitchen and family room addition and decks on the main floor, a master bedroom/ office/ master bath suite guest room and second bedroom and bath on the second floor. Existing finishes were completely renovated in keeping with the character of the 1905 farmhouse. Gail Wong and John Koppe Project Architects Brown Residence The owner requested a traditional home built of permanent materials, including green slate roofs, Wilkenson sandstone, copper for gutters and shed roofs, pre-cast concrete, mahogany windows and doors, and blue stone paving. Heavy timber trellises were designed to be constructed of reclaimed timbers. Brownell Residence This home was designed for a single parent and two children. The building form reflects the owner’s early vision of a house with a long roof line reminiscent of the shingle-style homes of the early 1920s, with strong symmetrical facades. Gordanier Residence The house accommodates a family of three and a grandmother. It was designed with a focus on exterior views, orientation to outside spaces and attention to the privacy needs of the various family members, each with different interests. Mondori Residence The program for the house included a simple residence for two people, with small intimate spaces and a traditional, country design. The scope of the work included an energy audit of the proposed house, a subsequent design of the heating and ventilating system based on performance criteria and in-floor radiant heating. Rose Residence The owners challenged the architects to restore and enhance the character of the old cabin and unify the subsequent major additions into the overall design of the house. The owners specifically requested to produce a solution that would maintain the memory of the “pitter patter of little feet growing up in the old house”. Wagoner Residence The house accommodates a family of four. It was designed as a tower in the woods to complement the adjacent attached condominiums. The homes share an open meadow and boat moorage. The residence was featured in the Seattle Times Pacific Magazine section. Wong Residence Renovations included combining a small kitchen and dining room to allow for a spacious kitchen for a client who entertains large parties frequently. Also renovated were the family room, main bath and master bedroom suite.