NW Featured Home

An aerial photograph of Casa Cosecha De Lluvia shows how well the building integrates into the landscape. Solar collectors harness the sun’s rays, further utilizing the abundance of light for productive use.
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Architect: Robert Hutchison Architecture & JSa Architects
Photography: Benedikt Fahlbusch, Alberto Kritzler, Laia Rius Solá, César Béjar
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Recurring Statement
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AIA/Seattle’s NW Featured Home program is a curated showcase of award-winning homes designed by Northwest architects. Curators are chosen by AIA/Seattle’s SPARC group from design leaders throughout the Northwest and change on a quarterly basis. Each curator selects and presents three outstanding homes, one per month, that illustrate and embody their chosen theme.
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The curator for Q1.21 is David Coleman, FAIA, of David Coleman/Architecture. His theme for the quarter is Light/Place/Time.
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NW Featured Home: #1, Spring 2022
Project: Casa Cosecha De Lluvia, Temascaltepec, Mexico
Architect: Robert Hutchison Architecture & JSa Architects
Photography: Benedikt Fahlbusch, Alberto Kritzler, Laia Rius Solá, César Béjar ..
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Get to know our Q1 curator, David Coleman, FAIA.
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David Coleman, FAIA, of David Coleman / Architecture, started his studio in Vermont in 1986 and in Seattle in 1996. Born in New York and educated at the Rhode Island School of Design and the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, David brings a Scandinavian sensibility to his work. His life experience in northern climates informs his desire to create LIGHT-filled spaces; his love of nature fuels his interest in crafting memorable PLACES; and his desire to create TIMELESS architecture results in buildings that transcend style.
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Shown here is the Broadmoor Residence designed by . David writes: "The Broadmoor Residence explores the TIMELESS quality of modern architecture. This remodel of and addition to a classic mid-century modern home exemplifies the potential of modern architecture to adapt to contemporary lifestyles without succumbing to stylistic trends that become dated quickly."
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AIA/Seattle’s NW Featured Home program is a curated showcase of award-winning homes designed by Northwest architects. Curators are chosen by AIA/Seattle’s SPARC group from design leaders throughout the Northwest and change on a quarterly basis. Each curator selects three award-winning homes based on a theme that embodies their thoughts about residential design. This quarter David Coleman, FAIA, of David Coleman / Architecture is exploring the theme of Light/Place/Time. ..
# residential

Get to know our Q1 curator, David Coleman, FAIA.
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David Coleman, FAIA, of David Coleman / Architecture, started his studio in Vermont in 1986 and in Seattle in 1996. Born in New York and educated at the Rhode Island School of Design and the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, David brings a Scandinavian sensibility to his work. His life experience in northern climates informs his desire to create LIGHT-filled spaces; his love of nature fuels his interest in crafting memorable PLACES; and his desire to create TIMELESS architecture results in buildings that transcend style.
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Shown here is the Bear Run Cabin designed by . David writes: "By putting an emphasis on the experiential quality of PLACE, the Bear Run Cabin both stands out in its wild landscape and merges with it. The result is a building that feels right in its forest setting while creating a memorable and endearing experience of home life. "
AIA/Seattle’s NW Featured Home program is a curated showcase of award-winning homes designed by Northwest architects. Curators are chosen by AIA/Seattle’s SPARC group from design leaders throughout the Northwest and change on a quarterly basis. Each curator selects three award-winning homes based on a theme that embodies their thoughts about residential design. This quarter David Coleman, FAIA, of David Coleman / Architecture is exploring the theme of Light/Place/Time. .