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Benjamin Benschneider

Seattle
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Bring On The View

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By Donna Pizzi, Benjamin Benschneider, Reza Malayeri
| Portrait Magazine
What began as the owner’s teenage lakeside home with a mansard roof in the 1960s was remodeled in the early 1990s with a decidedly Northwest contemporary style. Thirty years later, with their children grown and gone, Joan Bayley, a luxury real estate agent and her husband Ron Bayley, whose father originally built the house, decided to maximize the home’s views and welcome the natural light. “We had worked with other architects before,” says Joan, “and had been frustrated.
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13 curious homes with secret rooms hidden inside

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By Laura Medicus Interiors, Benjamin Benschneider, Platt Builders
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The owners of this impressive property, an active family of five, had been coming to a rental cabin on Lake Wenatchee, Washington, for years and were ready to build one of their own. They hired DeForest Architects to create them a house that "unfolded in time and space, rather than giving away its secrets all at once," lead architect John DeForest said of the project. Can you spot one of the home's hidden secrets?
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Above And Beyond

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By Melissa G. Dalton, Benjamin Benschneider
| Portrait Magazine
No matter the season, the first thing that Ray Bowen does in the morning at his Shoreline, Washington home is bring a cup of coffee out to the back terrace, settle in a chair, and take in the incredible view. “If the wind’s not blowing, you can even sit out there in the winter,” says Ray, noting how the covered trellis protects him from the sun in the summer, while heaters cleverly tucked between the beams deliver warmth when temperatures drop.
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