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Seattle Daily Times Tuesday, April 08, 1958

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Seattle Times Obituary

Local architect Roland Terry helped define Northwest style Jun 16, 2006 By Susan Gilmore Seattle Times staff reporter When Bainbridge Island architect James Cutler was asked to remodel Seattle's Canlis restaurant, he convinced the owners that there was no better design than the original one crafted by noted Seattle architect Roland Terry. "All I was going to do is stick with it and upgrade it and refine it and take what he had and let it sing," Cutler said. "He did such good work, it would be arrogant of me to do anything other than follow along with him." Mr. Terry, one of the leading forces in shaping Northwest architecture, died of pneumonia June 8 in Mount Vernon. He was 89. According to Justin Henderson, who in 2000 wrote a book about Mr. Terry, the architect was one of a half-dozen Seattle architects whose names were bandied about as icons of the "Northwest style." Mr. Terry's ca

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

Bachelors Keep House

BACHELORS AT EASE: As so many young bachelors in Seattle,these three (left to right) the Messrs. Bert Tucker, Robert Shields and Roland Terry keep house in a manner suited to their masculine standards in their home-office the three architects built and designed themselves.Their Afgan hound, Tabula, joins them in their after-hours relaxation before the fireplace in their spacious modern living room. (Full Size) Seattle Times Sunday, March 06, 1949

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