Basement walls and three fireplaces were salvaged from an original 1950's structure to create a new and spacious family-oriented home in the Sand Point Country Club residential community. Inspired by mid-century modern architect-designed homes, the second story roofline of the master suite tilts up to the sunrise. Other roofs are completely "green" and maintain a low profile. In the great room, sliding, pocketing doors disappear into walls, creating a 28 foot opening to a private, intimately scaled courtyard with the original fireplace and a translucent roof, encouraging outdoor living.
- Building style
- Modern
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