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“Livable” Madrona Modernism by NBBJ

By Matt Goyer February 23, 2011

For the modern fans out there a new home in Madrona designed by Don Winkelman of NBBJ just hit the market at 700 37th Ave for $1.195m:

Unfortunately no photos of the front or back?

Open house from 1-4 this Sunday if you want to check it out in person.

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5 responses to ““Livable” Madrona Modernism by NBBJ”

Eric Kennedy says:

February 24, 2011 at 2:23 am

Thanks for catching that listing — I grew up in Madrona (mom’s house is on 36th and my dad’s was on 38th after they got divorced), so I went by that house a lot and always wondered what it looked like inside. From the outside, only a flat roofed garage is visible with a big hedge. It’s very unimpressive as you drive down Cherry St. You can see it on Google Street View. It has a white van in the driveway.

It’s too bad they didn’t put a sod roof on the garage so it looked better from Cherry St. The only NW architects putting sod roofs on their houses in the 70s (like Roland Terry) used lots of wood instead of white and stainless steel.
Sam says:

February 24, 2011 at 6:58 pm

Totally unrelated topic but does anyone know where I can get plain rugs like the ones in the living room in these pictures? :-)
Sam says:

February 24, 2011 at 6:58 pm

Totally unrelated topic but does anyone know where I can get plain rugs like the ones in the living room in these pictures? :-)
katrina says:

February 24, 2011 at 7:18 pm

@Sam – if my squinting eyes are seeing correctly, I think they are FLOR. I’d even venture to wager they are specifically these: http://www.flor.com/fez-vanilla.html
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