Instagram Schuchart / Dow Maxon House SHARE ARCHITECTURE: OLSON KUNDIG PHOTOGRAPHY: NIC LEHOUX TYPE: NEW CONSTRUCTION FINISH DATE: 2016 AWARDS: DWELL MAGAZINE < > The 3,200-square-foot home connects family members with one another, as well as to the heavily forested landscape that surrounds. Located on a 21-acre, densely forested site, the home is perched on a bluff with expansive views of the Tolt River Valley. A weathered Corten steel ramp begins the dramatic entry sequence which culminates in a massive steel pivoting front door. A wall of full-height windows in the main living area frame the towering fir trees beyond, while also countering the horizontality of the overall plan. Raw, humble interior materials such as concrete and plywood unfold throughout the home’s interior. - RELATED... LESCHI HOUSE STUDHORSE LAURELHURST CLIFF HOUSE MEG HOUSE ^ HOME PROJECTS PEOPLE CAREERS EMAIL ADDRESS SIGN UP FOR OUR QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER. INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK LINKED IN COPYRIGHT ©2021 DOWBUILT. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Instagram Schuchart / Dow Locations As builders, our strength doesn’t come from size or number of projects; it’s our people who set us apart. So we hire local craftsmen and nurture relationships that span years of successful projects and partnerships. This close-to-home coverage means we have an office in an area to serve our clients and focus on developing lasting relationships with our people, partners and the community in which we build. SEATTLE SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES HAWAII BIG SKY AND THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS BROOKLYN AND THE EAST COAST AUSTIN ^ HOME PROJECTS PEOPLE CAREERS EMAIL ADDRESS SIGN UP FOR OUR QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER. INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK LINKED IN COPYRIGHT ©2021 DOWBUILT. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Instagram Schuchart / Dow Pacific Northwest House SHARE ARCHITECTURE: IKE KLIGERMAN BARKLEY ARCHITECTS PHOTOGRAPHY: MICHAEL STEARNS PHOTOGRAPHY TYPE: NEW CONSTRUCTION FINISH DATE: 2017 AWARDS: LUXE MAGAZINE APRIL 2020 < > Guided by the desire to use as much glass as possible, Kligerman’s team decided early on to separate the home’s structural steel from the curtain wall that wraps around its rear. Where the glass leaves off, a mosaic of wood paneling and concrete forms the interior and exterior cladding—all rigorously aligned at 6-inch intervals despite the fact that the concrete was poured more than a year before the wood was installed. “If you put a laser on one of those lines at the north end of the house, it’s exactly the same within the smallest fraction of an inch at the south end of the house. It’s beautiful when you see it,” says general contractor Jim Dow, who credits Carline and his superintendent Chris Lange for ensuring everything was properly executed. “It was a really difficult build—everything was super intricate and complicated—but this is one of our best projects, and we’ve been in business for 40 years.” - RELATED... CHRIS LANGE MEG HOUSE DECATUR ISLAND RETREAT SUN VALLEY HOUSE ^ HOME PROJECTS PEOPLE CAREERS EMAIL ADDRESS SIGN UP FOR OUR QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER. INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK LINKED IN COPYRIGHT ©2021 DOWBUILT. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.