Midcentury forest house

This home remodel takes place in an area packed with immaculate midcentury homes which have been preserved and protected for decades.

View 15 photos for 19016 45th Pl NE, Lake Forest Park, WA 98155, a 3 bed, 2 bath, 1,743 Sq. Ft. single family home built in 1959 that was last sold on 11/27/2019.

In Portola Valley, California—a forested, wealthy enclave just south of San Francisco, architect Malcolm Davis set to work expanding a midcentury modern, p

The contextual challenge was not so much to preserve the original design as it was to improve it, to make the Wrightian elements stronger and the connection to the surrounding woodland more direct. Set on a steep, forested site, the top floor - with its carport, open plan, slanted roof, and views of the woods - possessed the best features of Wright's Usonian ideal. But the rest of the original three-story structure was awkward in appearance and provided no access to the outdoors.The new…

If the silhouette of the Richard Campbell Residence was quickly drawn on a napkin, it would look like two pitched tents sitting side by side in the forest.

Originally crafted by Seattle architect Al Bumgardner in 1958, this midcentury home has been entirely revamped by SHED Architecture & Design.

Restored 1961 property designed by Kenneth Johnson is called a "jewel" of the genre.

Photo of the iconic Stebel Home, designed by Harry Gesner in 1961. This room has incredible floor to ceiling windows, a sunken living room and a beautiful brick fireplace.