Here’s an interesting and unique property currently on the market in Kirkland, WA (Seattle area). No idea what the point of this design was, other than just to be different.
I love this bit from the listing agent’s description:
One of a kind, unique home exemplifies ‘organic architecture’ of the 1970’s – a style reminiscent of a very famous architect of this style home.
Nice generic almost-reference.
So. Many. Triangles.
The lot looks pretty lush, but the home has apparently been somewhat neglected.
Inside we’ve got lots of exposed wood and big windows. It’s certainly a unique look.
Apparently the designer of this house was allergic to right angles.
I love this directly overhead view. Every listing should include one of these.
The only thing left inside the home is a single lonely piano.
“What a nice, green swimming pool! It’s good to see they’ve gone organic.” …said no one, ever.
The architecture is dated, but could be nice if it were… um …completely re-done.
Did it sell?