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Project posted by Claudia Powers

Stunning Steel-Frame Construction Cantilevered atop Historic Bunker For Sale

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The residence has an elongated, open-plan interior layout.
The residence has an elongated, open-plan interior layout.
The rectilinear floor plan places all of the living spaces in a row. The walls are paneled in rich Brazilian cherry wood, and they house ample built-in storage.
The rectilinear floor plan places all of the living spaces in a row. The walls are paneled in rich Brazilian cherry wood, and they house ample built-in storage.
The living room has a full-height wall of windows, and it opens to a deck with spectacular views of the forested surroundings.
The living room has a full-height wall of windows, and it opens to a deck with spectacular views of the forested surroundings.
The modern kitchen features high-end finishes and breakfast bar seating.
The modern kitchen features high-end finishes and breakfast bar seating.
The master bedroom features amazing views and built-in storage.
The master bedroom features amazing views and built-in storage.
The family room.
The family room.
The bunker below the home currently serves as a storage area.
The bunker below the home currently serves as a storage area.
The home offers picturesque Pacific Northwest views.
The home offers picturesque Pacific Northwest views.

Details

Lot Size
1.52
Bedrooms
3
Full Baths
4

Credits

From Claudia Powers

Form meets function in this one-of-a kind steel frame construction designed by Eggleston | Farkas Architects. Perched on a hilltop occupied by a decommissioned military bunker that served as the fire control station for Gunnery Nash at Fort Ward at the south end of Bainbridge Island, the owners had originally planned on removing the bunker to site their home. Together with their architect, they decided instead to incorporate the bunker into the design. The concrete garage was aligned with the bunker, and together they serve as the base of the house. The primary living spaces are placed on a steel frame above. Within the house, storage zones flank the living spaces. The kitchen, stair, and service areas form a core within the open plan. An open stair connects to the bedroom floor above. A slot along the floor of the upper landing links the two floors spatially while offering the kids a lookout over the kitchen and living room. The restored bunker – no longer in service of coastal defense – is now the world’s coolest play fort.

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