From Sarah
Seattle-based Harrison Architects bring a sense of industrial salvage chic to an otherwise overlooked space in this project for an environmentally aware Pacific Northwest couple. Translucent panels wrap around the upper portion of the building to allow for plenty of daylight (reducing the need for electricity), and a living roof plus recycled newspaper insulation keep the temperature comfortable. The architects used wood reclaimed from a bowling alley to create a workbench along the wall and metal drawers from a school science-display cabinet for the desk. Photos via Sunset.





November 10, 2008
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Very nice. I love the natural light and the clean lines. One day maybe my garage will look like that...a girl can dream! Thanks for sharing.
Keep up, great work. I get a lot of inspiration from your architecture.
Thanks
Clara John
Very nice design. Great work.