Phinney Ridge House 2 - modern - exterior - seattle

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by Jim Burton Architects

Seattle, WA, US 98199 · 75 photos

Phinney Ridge House 2

http://www.blipdesign.com

photo credit: Art Grice

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wag9 wrote:

Who manufactures these windows and doors? Are they wood or steel? Thanks. »

Like · Comment · 11 months ago

Jim Burton Architects Hi - these are VG Fir wood windows, manufactured by Northwest Windows and Doors, who unfortunately are no longer in business.

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5. Use of local materials, including lots of wood from the region. "I'd say the honest use of wood is a strong component of the Seattle style. "Honest" meaning using it in a way that serves a function, along with being beautiful," says Burton. "Wood rain screen is one way to achieve this. Also, we use deep overhangs to protect the houses from our rainy winters."

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foundation tiles

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door in basement

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Windows and wood

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Exposed fasteners

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Windows

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גג משופע

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Corner window slant roof

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Modern

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Siding roof

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gemetry and lines

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fenetre coin

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siding

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Roofline

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Nice

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Wood siding.

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Angled roof. Rain screen siding. Simple design - it's just a box but it looks great.

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Foundation concrete panels

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Like this horizontal siding a lot. The gaps make it look nice.

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Corner windows

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small simple

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Side

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Siding. Roof line

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siding

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Wood panels

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Entrance

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Good

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Roof line

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DDO NOT LIKE CONTRAST

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Finish on the basement

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Less red in stain

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Owa??

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Modular outside

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railing detail next to cement basement

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wood finish

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siding

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Structure

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Rain screen wood siding, nice subtle color of the trim

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Siding

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CLADDING

added by lindaraeclark to lindaraeclark's ideas (9 months ago)

well designed, but i think concrete and metal is better for utah--we have less wood and harsher seasons. Use of local materials, including lots of wood from the region. "I'd say the honest use of wood is a strong component of the Seattle style. "Honest" meaning using it in a way that serves a function, along with being beautiful," says Burton. "Wood rain screen is one way to achieve this. Also, we use deep overhangs to protect the houses from our rainy winters."

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Siding