Modern Indoor-Outdoor Masterpiece in Western Washington 

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Kor Architects has designed this spectacular modern house nestled amidst the tranquil landscape of Western Washington. 

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Building elements are arranged into attached and detached pavilions, based on program requirements, structural hierarchy, and the desired levels of privacy.

The push-pull of building elements around the organizing circulation spine generates intriguing exterior landscaped spaces that inhabit the zones between each pavilion.

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A simple, cyclical palette of wood, stone, concrete, steel, and expansive window walls allows the architecture to recede and let nature take center stage. 

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This water feature then pours into a larger body of water that was developed to feel like a native pond adjacent to the lake.

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In order to balance the environmental impact of a large pre-existing lawn, the remaining gardens utilize a palette of contextually appropriate native plant materials.

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Geothermal energy is captured to heat/cool the building through radiant floor heating/cooling. 

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