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THE MODERN RESIDENCE
R
W/D W/D
0 2' 4' 8'
N
OFFICE
MASTER
BEDROOM
OFFICE
BEDROOM BEDROOM
PANTRY
DN
L
OUTDOOR
SHOWER
OUTDOOR
SHOWER
DECK
DECK
DECK
ENTRY
SCREEN
PORCH
LIVING / DINING
BELOW TOP: We designed the screened-porch with a referential diamond, kite-shaped roof that acts as a hinge which occupies the intersection of the two
geometries. It provides additional views in several directions and enhances the natural airflow through the home.
BELOW BOTTOM: Because the homeowners plan to retire here, the house was created for one-level living. The long south wing encloses the guest bedrooms and
a home office. The north wing, which is rotated 45 degrees in plan and oriented to the verdant view of the Pamet River, houses the master bedroom suite.
FACING PAGE TOP & BOTTOM: Natural light and air flow were key elements for this house. This is apparent in the use of large, functional windows in every space.
Deep roof overhangs with ventilating clerestory windows promote natural cooling and ventilation, while shading the interior in the summer months. We additionally
used passive and active solar design principles and incorporated photovoltaic panels at the garage roof.
Photographs by Peter Vanderwarker
