SWEYOLOCKEN HOUSE

Perched on a bluff overlooking the Mercer Slough Nature Park, this residence serves as a familial haven for an active and burgeoning household, with the goal of intertwining their lives with the surrounding environment. The architectural layout adopts a Z-bar scheme strategically leveraging the cul-de-sac site setbacks and significant tree requirements. The two outer bars gracefully house the bedrooms, while the central bar accommodates the living, dining, and kitchen spaces. The primary objective was to preserve expansive open yard spaces while crafting two distinct courtyards oriented towards a scenic vista and a zen garden.

PROJECTED PERFORMANCE

Solar panel ready

Dual electric car chargers

Heating/Cooling – High Efficiency Ducted Heat Pump w/ auxiliary wood burning fireplace 

Heat Recovery Ventilator (HRV)

High Efficient Water Heater

Low flow plumbing fixtures 1.75 – 1 GPM or less

Roof R-Value = R65

Floor R-Value = R40

PROJECT INFO

Location | Bellevue, WA

Project Architect | Aaron Trampush

Architect of Record | Analog Architecture and Design

Structural Engineer | Bykonen Carter Quinn Structural Engineering

Pool Consultant | Krisco Aquatech Pools and Spas

Renders | Notion Workshop

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