The Johnson Partnership 1212 NE 65th St., Seattle, WA 98115 206-523-1618
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Ambleside Remodel and Addition

   
Johnson Partnership Architects: The approach and entry courtyard.
Johnson Partnership Architects: The approach and entry courtyard at night.
Johnson Partnership Architects: The original back porch and doors were restored.
Johnson Partnership Architects: A place to relax.
Johnson Partnership Architects: The entry leads to the main hall and dining room beyond.
Johnson Partnership Architects: The view of Lake Washington and Mount Rainier can't be beat.
Johnson Partnership Architects: The back hall and breakfast room were combined with the kitchen.
Johnson Partnership Architects: The generous island provided ample workspace.
Johnson Partnership Architects: The large living room with original beams is both large and intimate.
The approach and entry courtyard.
Photo © Andrew Buchanan
The approach and entry courtyard.

One of the Windermere Neighborhood’s heritage homes, this house was designed by notable Seattle architect Arthur Loveless, in 1928. Originally designed in the English Tudor style, prior remodeling had obscured the original character of the house. Restoring its original spirit became a major programmatic goal in this extensive renovation and remodel.

The completed project scope included a generous new kitchen, a guest room, family room, master suite, and a pool,  as well as a detached three car garage.