Home Design

URBAN WILDERNESS

Ramble down the garden path and you will discover City Cabin. In among the dense green shrubbery dotted throughout the yard, and seamlessly blending with the golden-brown trunks of the trees, is a twobedroom dwelling that celebrates nature — right in residential Seattle.

“The surrounding houses are mostly lowrise ramblers built in the 1960s and ‘70s,” says Jim Olson, design principal at Olson Kundig. “It feels a little bit suburban. Overall, the neighbourhood doesn’t have a strong sense of architectural character, though the gardens tend

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