Material consistency enhances a naturally elegant residence in the woods of Idaho.
The article presents the view that material consistency enhances a naturally elegant residence in the woods of Idaho. According to architect Jim Cutler, he is always striving "to make things fit appropriately into their circumstances." Tanglefoot, a house in the pristine forest of northern Idaho des...
| Publicado en: | Architectural Record Vol. 193; no. 7; pp. 222 - 223 |
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