Projects

Kebony wood, tall glass and a pool terrace on the island’s western shore. Featured in Seattle Magazine and Portrait of Seattle.

A one-room boathouse on slender steel stilts at the water’s edge, with a roof that lifts toward the sea.

On a steep, wooded lot, the only way to the view was up: a weathered wood tower rising into the trees.

A stone farmhouse under standing-seam roofs, set into the hills above Crow Valley.

Five gabled buildings of rusted steel and reclaimed wood, gathered along the water for a family that comes together here. Featured in Luxe.

A cedar-shingled cottage tucked into mature gardens and stone above the water.

Dark board-and-batten and standing-seam roofs, quiet by day and glowing at dusk above the water.

The first building finished at Deer Harbor: a low guest house set into the forest and native rock.