One family dwelling in Seattle
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1964.v17.i165.4475Abstract
The house extends over several levels, following the uneven topography of the ground. This has facilitated the provision of several parking areas, covered patios, an access to the beach and storing space for boats, and for other sporting utensils. The living zone is on a higher level than the entrance, and the bedrooms are at the highest part of the building. This building seeks to integrate the two types of landscape which come together at its location: the beach and the mountains. Its lines are simple, yet distinguished, and it has the air of a place of comfortable refuge from the intensity of modern life.
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