Facing rising housing costs downtown, Seattle architects Matt Wittman and Jody Estes traded an apartment for a small house in a gritty neighborhood, sensing promise in a deep, skinny lot with a scrap-filled yard. A few years later, enough resources had been collected to create this modern studio. A covered walkway provides a sheltered passage between the main house and studio.
Our readers appreciated the clean lines and eco-friendly approach that led to this addition, dubbed the Grasshopper Studio for its lightness and slender vertical supports.
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