I found this home while perusing the pages of Dwell Magazine. Built on a granite hillside it is a unique example of what could be created in our area. I appreciate the push and pull of functional forms and use of simple materials to create a somewhat modest and playful home.

The Good Haus celebrates the intersection between design and performance – and seeks to be an example of a “good house”. The house is the family home of principals Mela Breen and David Good (designer and builder) – and playfully gets it’s moniker from Dave’s last name. So what is our idea of a good house? In this case it is one that is pushing the possibilities of a site specific design while holding itself accountable to reaching the highest level of energy efficiency. Our good house is one that embodies our beliefs about resiliency, efficiency, health and comfort, beauty and playfulness. Go HERE for the full article. Enjoy!