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A soaring glass pavilion. Walls that roll up and open a house to the outdoors. A Victorian remade to fit a young family’s needs.
Sunset's Western Home Awards celebrate the region's spectacular diversity and most exciting examples of residential architecture.
OUR 2007-2008 WINNERS
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photo by Bill Timmerman | Cave Creek, AZ: Up close with nature |
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photo by Art Grice | Lopez Island, WA: Simple island living |
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photo by John Sutton | San Francisco, CA: Updating a classic |
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photo by Nic Lehoux | Woodway, WA: Maximum exposure |
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photo by Cesar Rubio | Sonoma County, CA: Wine–country views |
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photo by Ciro Coelho | Los Angeles, CA: Embracing the outdoors |
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photo by David Wakely | Walden, CO: Rocky Mountain high |
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photo by Art Grice | Kapa'au Area, Big Island, HI: Shelter from the storm |
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photo by John Sutton | San Francisco, CA: Shipshape city nook |
SNEAK PEEK
From a modern multi-unit housing project in West Hollywood to a converted ice storage warehouse in Tucson, Arizona, here's a preview of this year's most unique urban spaces. For an in-depth look at each project, be sure to check out Sunset magazine in fall 2008.
The Western Home Awards program is sponsored by Sunset and the American Institute of Architects.
