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Architect Visit: Harrison Architects Green Garage

Seattle-based Harrison Architects bring a sense of industrial salvage chic to an otherwise overlooked space in this project for an environmentally aware Pacific Northwest couple. Translucent panels wrap around the upper portion of the building to allow for plenty of daylight (reducing the need for electricity), and a living roof plus recycled newspaper insulation keep the temperature comfortable. The architects, who are certified in passive house design, used wood reclaimed from a bowling alley to create a workbench along the wall and metal drawers from a school science-display cabinet for the desk.

Photography courtesy of Harrison Architects.

Harrison Architects out of Seattle designed this industrial salvage chic garage
Above: Translucent panels allow daylight in. 
Harrison Architects out of Seattle designed this industrial salvage chic garage
Above: The garage is tucked in the trees. 
Harrison Architects out of Seattle designed this industrial salvage chic garage
Above: The wood used to make the workbench was reclaimed from a local bowling alley. 
Harrison Architects out of Seattle designed this industrial salvage chic garage
Above: The garage is lined in plywood, particle board, and industrial-grade flooring. 
Harrison Architects out of Seattle designed this industrial salvage chic garage
Above: The green exterior paneling allows the garage to blend into its surroundings. 
Harrison Architects out of Seattle designed this industrial salvage chic garage
Above: A planted green roof keeps the interior cool. 
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