PORTAGE BAY WATERFRONT HOUSE DESIGN CHADBOURNE + DOSS ARCHITECTS TAKES AN UNUSUAL INSPIRATION FOR ITS EQUALLY UNUSUAL STYLE

Adi Hidayat

Pressed onto a 24-by-28-ft. foot shaped impression, the Lobster Pontoon Home via Seattle's Chadbourne + Doss Draftsmen takes an irregular motivation for its just as uncommon style. This 2,380-sq.-ft. waterfront house design on Portage Sound in Seattle is fittingly arranged inside a condo group of four withdrew homes and a couple of houseboats,

PORTAGE BAY WATERFRONT HOUSE DESIGN CHADBOURNE + DOSS ARCHITECTS TAKES AN UNUSUAL INSPIRATION FOR ITS EQUALLY UNUSUAL STYLE

all offering waterfront access, stopping, utilities and an enclosure. This house solid vertical offer is displayed in a rural looking, cedar-clad design of 5 stories finished by a housetop deck with a perspective of the Straight. "Materials are deliberately fair and persevering," as indicated by the engineer.

Insides brag a coastline appeal in their crude wood staircase and uncovered roof bars, coupled with contemporary subtle elements like implicit racking and an open, breezy open-idea floor arrangement. Inexhaustible windows light up insides with characteristic daylight while giving eminent perspectives.