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BLUFF HOUSE

Since the mid-1960s, the firm Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen Architects has created a series of houses across the country for art collectors, exploring the connection between art and craft. One such house perches on a Seattle-area hillside, deferring to nature. Architecture critic Paul Goldberger says of the firm's work: 'this is an experimental architecture, not a theoretical one...marked by a self-assured and sensual presence, shaped by light, texture, materiality, and scale.' — Editor

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