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THE MODERN RESIDENCE
TOP: The elevated, seasonally closable guest house is mineral in nature, poetically connecting it to the land. It is constructed of fiber-
reinforced concrete siding and steel, and its translucent, thermo-plastic doors form a mysterious, ghost-like effect at night.
Photograph by Brad Laughton
BOTTOM: The main house, seen in the background, is clad in the same local Douglas fir that surrounds it, stained grey to match these
sun-bleached driftwood logs that litter the coast.
Photograph by Andrew Dunbar, INTERSTICE Architects
"Through compelling
geometry and tall open
spaces that frame the ocean
and forest, a home becomes
a room without walls from
which to enjoy the pristine
and ever-evolving landscape."
–Andrew Dunbar
