Point White Residence | Coates Design: Architecture + Interiors | Seattle Architects
Modern Pacific Northwest Home Blurs the Line Between Indoor and Outdoor Spaces Winslow / United States / 2009
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An honest expression of materials and structure defines this house both inside and out. Concrete-block bearing walls, exposed beams, roof decking, and a stained concrete floor are all revealed in the home’s open interior. Generous window openings, along with surfaces that extend outdoors, blend the interior with the exterior, allowing the occupants to feel that they are always at home amidst the ancient cedars that surround the home. Sustainability was a prerequisite for this design; not just as a guide for materials and equipment, but also as a guide for the form of the house itself.
Features:
Hydronic radiant floor heating
Reconstituted concrete countertops
Zero-VOC paint
High-durability, low maintenance materials
Site-milled cedar siding
Awards:
2009 AIA Home of the Month Award
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An honest expression of materials and structure defines this house both inside and out. Concrete-block bearing walls, exposed beams, roof decking, and a stained concrete floor are all revealed in the home’s open interior. Generous window openings, along with surfaces that extend outdoors, blend the interior with the exterior, allowing the occupants to feel that they are always at home amidst the ancient cedars that surround the home. Sustainability was a prerequisite for this design; not...
- Year 2009
- Work started in 2008
- Work finished in 2009
- Status Completed works
- Type Single-family residence / Interior Design
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