Project: Private Stables & Artist's Studio
Location: Seattle, Washington
Description: A modern language is employed in shaping the architecture, avoiding the more expected traditional "barn" imagery common to the building type.
Awards: Georgia AIA Design Award of Excellence, 2002
Photographer: James Frederick Housel & Chris Eden
Project: Private Stables & Artist's Studio
Location: Seattle, Washington
Description: A modern language is employed in shaping the architecture, avoiding the more expected traditional "barn" imagery common to the building type.
Awards: Georgia AIA Design Award of Excellence, 2002
Photographer: James Frederick Housel & Chris Eden
Project: Private Stables & Artist's Studio
Location: Seattle, Washington
Description: A modern language is employed in shaping the architecture, avoiding the more expected traditional "barn" imagery common to the building type.
Awards: Georgia AIA Design Award of Excellence, 2002
Photographer: James Frederick Housel & Chris Eden
Project: Private Stables & Artist's Studio
Location: Seattle, Washington
Description: A modern language is employed in shaping the architecture, avoiding the more expected traditional "barn" imagery common to the building type.
Awards: Georgia AIA Design Award of Excellence, 2002
Photographer: James Frederick Housel & Chris Eden
Project: Private Stables & Artist's Studio
Location: Seattle, Washington
Description: A modern language is employed in shaping the architecture, avoiding the more expected traditional "barn" imagery common to the building type.
Awards: Georgia AIA Design Award of Excellence, 2002
Photographer: James Frederick Housel & Chris Eden
Project: Private Stables & Artist's Studio
Location: Seattle, Washington
Description: A modern language is employed in shaping the architecture, avoiding the more expected traditional "barn" imagery common to the building type.
Awards: Georgia AIA Design Award of Excellence, 2002
Photographer: James Frederick Housel & Chris Eden
Project: Private Stables & Artist's Studio
Location: Seattle, Washington
Description: A modern language is employed in shaping the architecture, avoiding the more expected traditional "barn" imagery common to the building type.
Awards: Georgia AIA Design Award of Excellence, 2002
Photographer: James Frederick Housel & Chris Eden
