Neskowin, Oregon 2018
This Van Evera Bailey designed beach house was built in the early
1950's for the architect himself and is an exquisite example from that
era of Northwest mid-century modernism. The owner's parents had
purchased the home from Van Bailey and it had remained untouched as a
beloved summer retreat for the family until a winter storm created
major water damage and forced a much-needed whole home remodel. The
goals for the project were to preserve the integrity of the
salvageable envelope and all the expressive woodwork and unique Van
Bailey features, such as the laminated rough sawn fir ceiling, but
also increase the viable living space and provide all the necessary
general updates.
Photos: Caitlin Murray