Architectural Record 2015-04

THE LIGHTBOX POINT ROBERTS, WASHINGTON BOHLIN CYWINSKI JACKSON 77
CLEAR VIEW
The architects
combined windows
with economical
fiber-cement panels
(above). The house
is most transparent
at the southeastern
end (opposite,
bottom), where the
owner and his family
have a private view
of the woods from a
living room (right)
and mezzanine level:
a dropped hemlock
ceiling amplifies the
verticality of the trees
(top, right). In the
living room, a polished
concrete floor
maintains a minimalist
language.