A New Sustainable Live/Work Studio in West Seattle
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The Public Yet Private Face
From its west-facing front side, the house presents a modern yet elegant face to the street. The low-slung section conceals an office and makes for a beautiful backdrop on which a preserved 70-foot Dutch Elm tree casts its shadow. The narrow window section is set high to provide privacy (critical given the traffic from the street and a busy Metropolitan Market directly opposite).
June 21, 2011
It’s probably an occupational hazard, but, once upon a time, architect Robert Zimmer fell in love with a vacant lot. Read more
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