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Site Selection
We read the land before we draw a line. Slope, solar path, prevailing mist, and the existing stand of conifers dictate the orientation of every volume.
Custom Homes · Pacific NorthwestShelter
Shelter
as high art.
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02 — The MonographPlates of
Plates of
the built.
Each home is a plate — drawn, sited, and joined by hand.
Plate 01Cascadia House
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Cascadia House
A cantilevered volume of board-formed concrete and charred cedar, set against the ridgeline fog.
Snoqualmie Ridge, WAMMXXV
Plate 02Basalt Retreat
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Basalt Retreat
Glass and quarried basalt, organized around a central courtyard of moss and still water.
Mount Hood, ORMMXXIV
Plate 03Stillwater
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Stillwater
Horizontal cedar cladding and black steel mullions, reflecting the cold blue of dusk.
Lake Wenatchee, WAMMXXV
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Available to PurchaseNow building,
Now building,
ready to be yours.
Our primary commission — under construction now, available for pre-sale. Follow the build in real time.
Under Construction
Maple Valley Heights, WA
The Cedarveil Rambler
A single-story farmhouse rambler currently under construction in Maple Valley Heights. This thoughtfully designed 5,000 sq ft home features board-and-batten siding, open-concept living, and a 3-car garage — all on one level for effortless everyday living.
4
Bedrooms
5
Baths
5,000
Square Feet
Spring 2027
Delivery
Single StoryFarmhouse Style3-Car GarageOpen Concept5,000 Sq FtBoard & Batten
03 — The MaterialityHow a Witloc
How a Witloc
is built.
02
Raw Materials
Board-formed concrete, shou-sugi-ban cedar, quarried basalt, and cold-rolled steel. Sourced within the Cascadia corridor, left to age honestly.
03
Tectonic Construction
Joinery is exposed, not hidden. Every junction of steel to stone, glass to grain, is detailed as a deliberate mark of the maker's hand.
04
Light & Aperture
Glazing is placed like punctuation. Black steel frames hold the fog at arm's length, letting diffuse Cascadian light shape the rooms without surrendering the warmth of the interior.
05
Weathering & Patina
We choose materials that earn their keep as they age. Charred cedar deepens, basalt gathers moss, steel softens to a quiet oxide — the house is allowed to keep a record of its seasons.
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The Threshold
The last move is the first impression. A basalt step, a steel-framed door, a breath of mist — the passage from the wild into the warm is composed as deliberately as any wall.
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04 — The LedgerBegin the
Begin the
inquiry.
We take on a small number of commissions each year. Tell us where you intend to build and what you are chasing. We will reply with intention, not a brochure.
- By appointment
- 425-306-5553