 Photo Courtesy of Zeroplus Architects Balancing aesthetics and functionality, Zeroplus Architects are known for their innovative thinking and designs that challenge traditional architecture. The Sneeoosh cabin is no exception, and is an example of how architecture doesn’t have to disrupt the environment to be ground-breaking.
Set in the Puget Sound region of Washington State, along the water’s edge of Deception Pass, the striking Sneeoosh Cabin is shaded by mature Douglas fir and cedar trees. A retreat from modern urban life, this glass-enclosed cabin has great views of the surrounding forest, waters, and Olympic mountains in the distance.
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Wanda commented on September 23, 2012
My husband and I built two homes, here in Colorado, from the ground up ourselves. We learned a lot from the first home. Since Buddy is an Artist and a perfectionist, our home is very beautiful and extremely green-friendly! We used SIP panels for most of the building in the basic structure.
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