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Private
Estate I
(right)
Lake
Oswego, Oregon
Designed: 1980
Private Estate I Lake Oswego,
Oregon 1980 This estate was to be situated on an 18-acre site with a commanding
view of the city, lake, river and mountains. The program called for a 30,000
square foot residence. The poured in-place concrete structure curves along
the brow of the hill while stepping five stories down the hillside, terminating
with a cantilever tennis court and indoor/outdoor swimming pool.
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Residence
for an Arabian Prince
Lake
Oswego, Oregon
Designed:
1980
(right,
below)
The
client's psychological sense of space established the geometry for this 12,000
square foot residence. The client had a sense of confinement with most interior
spaces having walls and roof overhangs providing an enclosed feeling. Thus
the structure was designed with walls and glass sloping outward. This increased
the feeling of spaciousness and volume to the interior. The roof sloped upward
like butterfly wings to free the sight lines from the horizontal, yet still
give the walls or glass protection from the elements. The client's requirement
of an indoor/outdoor swimming pool resulted in an enclosed barrel vault in
three sections sliding open on a track. The structure became a synthesis of
the semicircular vaults with the outward sloping walls. These geometric interrelationships
resulted in a design whose forms is an outgrowth of the psychological (functional)
needs of the client.
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"V"
House (right)
Designed:
1979
In this house the minor
axis is two "V" shapes which are seen in both plan and section.
The vertical shaft is less noticeable; the "V's" grow outwardly
as they rise out of the shaft.
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-McCullough
Residence
(left)
Washougal,
WA
A
dream home desiged for the Columbia Gorge.
Petzel Residence-
Canby,
Oregon
A modest home and workshop designed under a limited budget.
(right)
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Great
Horned Owl (right)
Designed:
1975-8
In this house, named
because of its eave projections reminiscent of a Great Horned Owl, the
rectangular vertical shaft in its rhythmic flow upward makes a transition
from a stem to a multi-colored (not shown in model) flowering blossom.
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