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Episcopal Church of the Redeemer

on February 01, 2020

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Episcopal Church of the Redeemer

6210 Northeast 181st Street, Kenmore, WA

Episcopal Church of the Redeemer

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Natural Stone Floor

Conde Nast (I would like to know what house this is.)

Proposed Residence at Hunt's Point for Mr. & Mrs. A. Gordon Bennett 1959 Remodeled by Mavin Anderson Architects

In high summer, a heavy fringe of wisteria overhangs the restaurant's front porch. The building was designed by legendary Pacific Northwest architect Roland Terry, known for his use of natural materials and designs that flow from inside to outside (see Canlis). Ursa Minor's spare, airy interior feels beachy in the best way. It's filled with light from windows on three sides. Bundles of drying herbs hang from trusses supporting the peaked ceiling. Bentwood chairs surround dark-stained wood tables bedecked with garden flowers. Destination Dining: Ursa Minor 210 Lopez Road, Lopez Island 360-622-2730 ursaminorlopez.com September 19, 2017 Publication: Seattle Times, The: Web Edition Articles (WA)

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