Situated atop a steep narrow bluff overlooking Puget Sound, the Possession Lane residence was envisioned as a sanctuary defined by light, craftsmanship and connection to nature.
Two barrel-roofed forms were obliquely positioned to reach towards opposite ends of the horizon, thereby maximizing views, separating public and private zones, and reducing the overall visual mass.
Three vertical elements of regionally quarried stone anchor the glassy volumes to the site and further define intimate indoor and outdoor spaces.
Multi-slide doors provide a seamless connection to nature, while clerestory glazing balances light and lifts the eye towards the sky.
A spa-like atmosphere in the primary suite is characterized by sculptural shapes, an earth-inspired palette, and tranquil views amidst the treetops.
