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garage & shop
The owners of this Capitol Hill home had their priorities in order: create a potting room to fuel their expansive garden, build a shop for projects, and a small carport to shelter their vehicle. The result is a Japanese-inspired cedar building that compliments their garden instead of detracting from it. A rain chain and barrel helps with irrigation, light-transmitting panels in the roof illuminate it, and Shoji doors conceal the potting area.
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spiral stair & deck
This Shoreline home has million-dollar views. The problem was, the owners had a hard time actually seeing them. The solution is a spiral stair up to a new deck that not only provides views, but also compliments the home’s entry.
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basement
We’ve built out our share of basements and this is one of our favorites. A West Seattle spec home had a completely unfinished basement/garage area. We walled off the space, installed new windows to match the configuration of ones upstairs, built in a desk and finished out the walls with bead board wainscoting. It was supposed to be a playroom for the kids, but we think Dad may get a little use out of it too.
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deck & siding
The owner of this Fremont home wanted to replace the existing siding and create an inspired and beautiful deck area. The architect called for the use of cedar and Ipea to create the trellises and railing systems, using galvanized spacers between the Ipea rails. The result is a light and bright deck area with rich wood texture.
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balcony
A little peekaboo balcony is all the West Seattle owners of this new construction home got from the original builder to take in their fabulous city view. They made plans for an expanded deck over lower-level living space, and the results are spectacular.
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basement & garage
The goal: to upgrade heating for this beautiful U-District home, finish out the basement into a large mother-in-law unit, and build a new 2-car garage in the back yard, and create a laundry room upstairs. The project involved foundation and concrete work, along with new steel beams and framing in the basement area. Final finishes included Ikea cabinets with solid surface countertops and a floating wood floor.
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