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Blue Brook Architecture, Mark R. Blubaugh

Blue Brook Architecture, Mark R. Blubaugh

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Blue Brook Architecture, Inc. is dedicated to efficient, affordable design reflecting the unique characteristics of our client and their site. Mark R Blubaugh is a LEED accredited professional, has completed Passive House Consultant's Training, and is a NCARB certificate holder. Mark has been a licensed architect for 21 years.
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Blue Brook Architecture, Mark R. Blubaugh

Phone Number

(206) 365-0767

Website

www.bluebrookarch.com

Address

16840 Bothell Way NE Suite C
Seattle, WA 98155

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markbarnard10
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars
Mark did a great job for us within the budget we had. He then did a check of the contractors work which revealed that they hadn't followed some of the specifications and would not have complied with code. We recommend him!
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11 Comments

Commented: Traditional Houses with Panel SidingsMost builders these days are using fiber cement plank siding on traditional style homes. The butt is a little thinner than traditional cedar and you can't do mitered corners unless you use a very exp...
October 1, 2017
Commented: How did you conceal the fasteners on the Hardipanels?The fasteners aren't really concealed. They are common nails. The installer has to set their nail gun correctly so the top of the nail head is more or less flush with the surface of the panel and af...
March 13, 2013
Commented: Did you cut down hardipanels, or use a product other than 4'x8'?Yes. We ripped them down the middle to be 2' wide.
October 31, 2012
Commented: I need help with my slippery steep stairs.In commercial settings, there are rubber stair nosings which are used with vinyl composition tile or occasionally with carpet and they have non-slip ribs across them. It also means you get some color...
March 31, 2012 in Other
Commented: Battens instead of reveals?Fiber cement does move with changes in humidity, so if it was installed at a low humidity time without gaps, it would buckle later, and if it was installed tight at high humidity, it would have gaps l...
March 30, 2012
Commented: is this less expensive then re-stuccoing?Thank you. That one is six feet wide and four feet high. It has an identical mate around the corner.
March 18, 2012
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