Here are award-winning architect Tom Kundig’s top five places every architecture and design lover should visit in Seattle, Washington.
Architect Jon Gentry designed The Rambler, a single-storey home shaped by music and local makers, as a deeply personal homecoming for his family.
Nestled in the side of a hill in Mazama, Washington, Tinyleaf by GO’C is a remarkable retreat within the picturesque landscape of the Methow Valley.
Central to Australia’s identity – and the Great Australian dream – is its layered built environment, which is a combination of modern and heritage buildings.
Pole Pass Retreat appears to be one with its environment, camouflaging itself with an exterior that holds a mirror to the earth.
Like an extension of the landscape, Longbranch by MW Works gently weaves a series of pavilion-like volumes along a sloping peninsula in Washington, forming a domestic experience.
Admiring Lark House and its original design, SHED Architecture & Design renovates the home with care, adapting it for contemporary living.
Olson Kundig blurs indoor-outdoor thresholds in Woodway Residence, transforming the home into an immersive dwelling that celebrates connection.
Situated on a peaceful lake, Scout Lake Residence sees Stephenson Collective draw from the picturesque and removed surrounds, emphasising natural textures and tactility.