"This modest, contemporary home has been executed with great delicacy and spirit in its plan and details. The architect employed an interesting and innovative pallett of materials."

AIA Jury: Peter Bohlin, Cameron Sinclair, Dean Sakamoto, Jean Hara, John Paul Jones
"An extraordinarily simple idea, simply executed, demonstrating good judgement and marvelous geometry. The pavilion establishes an identity for a ‘place’ in a flat landscape. A fine piece of environmental furniture, beautiful both day and night."

AIA Jury: Julie Eizenberg, Ziva Frieman, Leonard Parker; Aaron Betsky
"An elemental economy of means leaves little to add or subtract without detracting from the whole. This sparse residence gives the primitive a modern voice."

AIA Jury: Stephen Ehrlich, Brian MacKay-Lyons, Maryanne Thompson; Doug Kelbaugh
"An interesting use of colliding typologies to resolve an extremely modest program. The economic use of limited resources provides a very rich spatial experience."

AIA Jury: Fumihiko Maki, Raphael Vinoly, Eva Jiricna
"We were unanimous in our praise for this house. The architect said he was letting go of the rules in this design, but we think he wrote some excellent new ones."

AIA Jury: Lane Williams, Sian Roberts, Nancy Satterberg
Coleman is a master of architectural detailing, and that fact is in full evidence on this project. The interior is like a piece of fine cabinetry housed within the shell of an old Seattle home, explored much like a dollhouse opened up to expose its lovingly crafted interior.

AIA/Seattle Jury
"The strength of this project lies in its site planning. Overriding is a theme: absolute simplicity."

AIA/Seattle Jury
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