Designed as a high‑performance residence, this contemporary home is constructed using Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) to deliver exceptional energy efficiency, airtightness, and year‑round comfort. The home is thoughtfully sited on a sloped lot and features a daylight basement with a basement‑level garage, allowing the upper living spaces to take full advantage of views, natural light, and outdoor connections.

The main living level is organized around an open‑concept, vaulted great room that anchors the home and opens directly to a generous deck, creating a strong indoor–outdoor relationship. Warm wood tones, clean lines, and wide roof overhangs contribute to a modern Pacific Northwest aesthetic that balances durability with warmth. A main‑floor primary suite provides convenient single‑level living, while maintaining visual separation from the home’s public spaces.

Below, the daylight basement expands the home’s functionality with flexible space and direct exterior access, while the integrated garage is discreetly tucked into the slope. The result is a compact yet highly livable design that pairs modern architecture with efficient construction methods and a strong connection to its site.