Situated on Puget Sound with sweeping views to the east and the mountains beyond, this 3.3 acre shoreline at Tidepool House was separated from the water below by a 300-foot-long and 4’-8’ high failing concrete seawall. 

Models are a way to provide visuals for the client to see the spatial relationships, scale and the overall aesthetic of a project.

The rather long and convoluted name for this cultivar of shrubby cinquefoil (Potentilla fructicosa ‘Kupinpa’ Happy Face Pink Paradise) belies a lovely, drought tolerant plant.

Plants reinforce function, intellectual content, themes, green or ecological strategies and create immersive, emotive experiences.