GO'C creates Washington house that "grounds itself to the earth"

Black brick and lye-washed wood are among the materials used to build a family home in a coastal Washington forest for a founding partner at architectural studio GO'C.
The project, called The Rambler, is tucked into a wooded site on the Kitsap Peninsula, which lies northwest of Seattle. The home is designed to be rooted to the landscape.
An overhanging roof provides shade
"The new structure grounds itself to the earth with its approach to material and form," said GO'C, a Seattle-based firm.