What Makes a Tiny Home Livable? One Family Found Out.
/A Seattle family trades the bustle of city life for the peace and quiet of a tiny house of Orcas Island.
Read MoreA Seattle family trades the bustle of city life for the peace and quiet of a tiny house of Orcas Island.
Read MoreFrom its very inception, Johnston Architects’ approach to influencing the local landscape was ahead of its time.
Read MoreThis editorial examines the need for more diverse housing options in the region, specifically rentals for individuals and families wanting to make places like Winthrop or Twisp their permanent homes, but who aren't in a position to buy a residence.
Read MoreWhen it came to buying land and building a place in the Methow Valley, Heidi Durham and Leslie Garrard had their parameters firmly in place.
Read MoreBefore the COVID Quarantine, Ray and Mary Johnston had a virtual interview with John Riha of Tiny Homes Magazine about what it was like to design - and live in - their delightful “tiny” Twisp Cabin. Read on to learn more about their design and construction process, how they live in the space, and what it means to them to have put down roots in their beloved Methow Valley.
Read MoreThe Wall Street Journal visits the Central Cascades to explore Base Camp, a unique 7,700 SF home we designed to host family, friends, and retreat attendees, sleeping up to 30 people comfortably.
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