The Backstory: the story behind ‘5 architectural approaches that are shaping the way we live’ | PNW Magazine
A look at developments in residential architecture builds on our ‘Decade of Change’ theme in our own backyard.
Sandy Deneau Dunham
Sandy Deneau Dunham writes about architecture and design for Pacific NW and is associate editor of the magazine.
5 architectural approaches that are shaping the way we live | PNW Magazine VIEW
ARCHITECTURE ISSUE 2018: As with every single other thing about Seattle, there’ve been some developments in residential design since 2008.
The 9 families of Capitol Hill Urban Cohousing share a modern building built on a solid concept | Northwest Living VIEW
CHUC serves as a living, collaborative example of ‘trust’ for the 2018 Seattle Design Festival.
Hop on board this cool, curved showcase of sustainability during this year’s Floating Homes Tour | Northwest Living VIEW
This LEED Platinum-certified home features innovative floating islands and lots of neighborly touches.
This home near Woodinville has all the right angles | Northwest Living VIEW
Taking a dramatic turn toward spectacular views, a couple’s lakefront home also shows consideration for a special neighborhood.
Bringing bold to your bathroom | Northwest Living VIEW
Interior designers William & Wayne use a Capitol Hill condo to showcase sophisticated (even sexy) design trends and tips.
A couple’s timberframe home near North Bend was an experience for everyone involved | Northwest Living VIEW
YOUR PLACE: This rustic place is a soaring tribute to hard work, dramatic design and years of gritty perseverance.
Adventures in metalworking | Northwest Living VIEW
THE CREATORS: Michael Rydinski founded Decorative Metal Arts in a garage. Today its sought-after custom architectural pieces are attracting a lot of attention.
A modern remodel in Bellevue creates a dramatically geometric family home | Northwest Living VIEW
BUILD builds up instead of out, returning land to the yard and capturing views on many levels.
An interior designer creates a re-imagined refuge in a Mercer Island home she once baby-sat in | Northwest Living VIEW
After a bit of initial hesitation, LeeAnn Baker remakes history with a sense of Northwest elegance.