Sustainable Living
Escape to your modern waterfront two bedroom, two bath home on 3.5 west facing acres. Sustainably created by architect/designer team for themselves. Looks across a natural meadow to spectacular water & Olympic Mountain views. Security of high bank combined with convenient beach access five minutes away. Focus is on quality, custom design and exceptional attention to detail. The 24 x 44 great room boasts unobstructed floor to ceiling windows and a raw steel fireplace/media cabinet in a wall of reclaimed wood with back-lit LEDs. The house is tight & energy efficient, with the best in new tech (smart home), fiber and EV charging. Well established low maintenance landscaping with a rain garden, ornamental grasses, and patio. Very popular turn-key vacation rental possible. Published Internationally.
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The Barn/Gallery
A 1970s era home was carefully deconstructed and the existing home created by the owner architect and interior designer. No detail is too small for their full attention. Published in OBJECKT International, Dwell Magazine and on several online Architect designed websites.
Location, Location, Location
Located on the west side of Lopez Island half way between the Channel Preserve and Shark Reef Park, there is easy access to beach walking and lovely secluded trails. Also just minutes to the airport, small Golf Course and the restaurants and shopping in Lopez Village.
Systems
Created with structural insulated panels (SIPs) and incorporating reclaimed wood and metal elements the great room has an unobstructed ceiling span of fabricated laminated splines inside the insulated panel joints. Attention is given to energy monitoring of the automated LED lighting control system with a centralized driver panel (100% LED), HRV and heat pump technologies keep the floors toasty warm.The copper towel warmers are plumbed inline with the hot water pipes in the floor. The potable water system incorporates rain and ground water filtered for optimum flavor and health. The natural landscaping and rain garden function as natural filtration for stormwater runoff headed to the ocean.