May 11, 2015
Winslow House Blends Homeowner’s Needs and Unique Design
The Winslow House is a 2,300 square foot home uniquely designed for the lifestyle and future needs of the homeowners.READ MORE
The Winslow House is a 2,300 square foot home uniquely designed for the lifestyle and future needs of the homeowners.READ MORE
BC&J Architecture is proud to see a floating home we designed under construction. Our clients were looking for a river side, cottage style house well suited to their life style and entertaining guests.READ MORE
We spend so much time building a house on the drawing board, it is a delight to watch a home be transformed from a design to a living structure.
We designed this home for an empty nest couple who wanted a universal design to age-in-place after downsizing from a bigger home.
The 1,300 sf main floor features wide hallways and a master bedroom. The 1,078 sf second floor includes two guest bedrooms. Above the single car garage is a 300 sf studio apartment with a kitchenette and bathroom, designed with a future caretaker in mind.
The home is being built on a less than quarter acre lot within walking distance of downtown. Proximity to downtown allows the homeowners to take advantage of all downtown services without a vehicle.
BC&J Architecture was selected to design the 2013 Sunset Magazine Idea House at the magazine’s first ever Idea Town: Seabrook – a new town on the coast of Washington State, and we made the coveted cover!
Sunset Magazine actually celebrated TWO Idea Houses for the first time ever and BC&J Architecture modified a Wavewatcher from our Perfect Little House Company collection http://www.perfectlittlehouse.com/ to compliment the red, three-story, modern seaside cottage design. The smaller, two-story Wavewatcher was altered by parent company BC&J Architecture to include a master-down and a studio/ garage entry to the shared courtyard.
Both houses are currently available to tour through October 27th, Friday through Sunday. Tickets are $17, portion of the proceeds benefits the Seabrook Community Foundation. http://www.seabrookwa.com/
Bill Briggs of SwitchYard Media wrote an article hosted by MSN that features the Point Monroe Boathouse we designed! You can check it out at the following link: http://realestate.msn.com/10-bodacious-boathouses#8
BC&J Architecture Principal Peter Brachvogel, AIA addresses Sustainability and Aging in Place in the Spring 2012 issue of Premier Builder – Architect & Design Magazine.READ MORE
BC&J Architecture’s Olympic View House “hunkers down and hovers in place”. Only one tree was removed on an existing bluff site to make room for a modern house that
faces spectacular water and mountains views.
This beautiful book brings together one architect and project from each of the 50 states. BC&J Architecture is proud to represent Washington with the Olympic View House.
You can read more about this great project at http://designbookpress.com/books/viewbook/us50
