Wood Glass House Design in Forest – Davis Residence by Miller Hull
Davis Residence by Miller Hull
Description of Davis Residence by Miller Hull:
This 1400 sq. ft main house and guest house/garage is located on a heavily wooded cliff site with views of the San Juan Islands of Washington State. The plan orients to major views south down the coast line and west out to the islands while being careful to stay outside of the drip line of the dominant Doug fir trees. Large overhangs protect glazing and provide shelter. The concept marries a long gently sloping roof form containing the kitchen, entry and studio with a vertical tower containing the living room and master bedroom above.
Contemporary Wooden Living Room Davis Residence by Miller Hull
The roof forms express their timber construction with exposed joist, 1×4 skip sheathing and plywood diaphragms. The high performance wood fir windows provide thermal breaks while being strong enough for the mullions to be of minimal dimension. Wood T&G paneling is stained in bold transparent colors.
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- Davis Residence by Miller Hull
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- Glass Wood Architecture Davis Residence by Miller Hull
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- Contemporary Wooden Living Room Davis Residence by Miller Hull
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- Contemporary Wooden Kitchen Davis Residence by Miller Hull
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- Contemporary Dining Room Davis Residence by Miller Hull
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- Contemporary Bedroom Interior Davis Residence by Miller Hull
Architect: Miller Hull Partnership
Location: Bellingham, Washington
