Dabob Bay Modern Residence

Posted by yellow on September 30, 2010 Dream Home

Dabob Bay Modern Residence is located not far from Washington’s Hood Canal, which was built overlooking the Dabob Bay in Olympic Peninsula, Washington with area 1920 square feet. The idea of modern residence design is designed to preserve the natural qualities of the site around. Water, forests, mountain and canyon views captured from every room as a sweeping plan to follow the topography and the tree line.

Architect Greg Bjarko designed a modern interpretation of this type of Dabob Bay Modern Residence which is marked by transparency and crisp in detail contemporary traditional gable shell in response to the owner’s affinity for traditional Northwest cabin. The concept of tiered Dabob Bay Modern Residence consists of 3 elements: entry (lowest); large space and shelter (the middle), and the bedroom and reading room in the tower with a great view is impressive. Each section is open to the outside has a different orientation.

Dabob Bay Modern Residence

Large Space and Shelter in The Middle Elements as a Livingroom

Orientation Impressive Great View of the Bathroom

Orientation Impressive Great View of the Bedroom

Orientation Impressive Great View of the Kitchen

Reading Room in The Tower With a Great Wiew is Impressive

Traditional Gable Shell Detail Contemporary Interpretation Type of Modern Residence