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For two Washington families, vacationing together worked so well that they decided to build a joint getaway home in the northwestern
part of the state. The house is organized as a single row of rooms facing the water, with a master suite at either end. Between
them are the rooms shared by both families: a main kitchen/dining and living space, the kids' bunk room, and a screened porch
used as a flexible space for table tennis and overflow sleeping.
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Design: Thomas Lawrence, Lawrence Architecture, Seattle, WA (www.lawrencearchitecture.com or 206/332-1832)
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