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Magnolia Deck Remodel

by OSC
September 3, 2007

Seattle, WA The site is located on the bluff above the Magnolia Bridge with views of Elliott Bay and Smith Cove and contained environmental critical areas requiring extensive engineering and permitting. The deck replacement added two levels of decks over a new sunroom on the lower floor with a terraced stone patio with new landscaping. A roof with infrared ceiling heating was added to a portion of the main deck allowing for year-round use. This new roof allowed for the addition...

Tangletown Remodel

by OSC
October 2, 2006

Seattle, WA A kitchen remodel and three-story addition including a lower level den, main level living room and upper level master suite addition to a house in Seattle’s Green Lake neighborhood.  The existing main level interior walls were opened up to create a great room living space.  The sloping lot was also be terraced to provide a level backyard play area. General Contractor: Eakman Construction Grouparchitect Team: Scott LaBenz AIA, Nathan Groth LEED AP...

Northgate Tudor Remodel

by OSC
January 1, 1999

Seattle, WA This project is a modest remodel of a 1930-era Tudor home in the Northgate neighborhood. The work was performed in two phases, with phase 1 including a front porch addition and finishing out an unfinished basement including adding a new bathroom. Phase 2 will be a three story rear addition for a new master bedroom, living room and garage addition....

Ridgecrest Remodel

by OSC
January 1, 1999

Shoreline, WA The scope of work for this modest home included remodeling the main level kitchen and opening up the floor plan to create a dining space and better visual connection between the kitchen and living room. The unfinished daylight basement was renovated to create a new master suite, second bedroom and mudroom with laundry area....

Madrona Remodel

by OSC
March 1, 0202

Seattle, WA Sometimes, finding more space in a small home is as simple as rearranging what you have. A bathroom with great opportunity gave this client a reason to approach us. Now, they have a comfortable space for their four-person family– we also tamed the inefficient circulation, providing a quiet location for children to study. A beautiful new deck gave them an additional space to use as an outdoor room. And while they didn’t have funds to tackle a kitchen remodel...