HOT ROD HOUSE [2006] BY OLSON KUNDIG ARCHITECTS IN SOME/THINGS CHAPTER005

HOT ROD HOUSE [2001-2006], SEATTLE, WASHINGTON] BY OLSON KUNDIG ARCHITECTS PHOTOGRAPHED BY BENJAMIN BENSCHNEIDER AND TIM BIES WITH POST-PRODUCTION BY SOME/THINGS AGENCY, FEATURED IN SOME/THINGS MAGAZINE CHAPTER005

HOT ROD HOUSE [2001-2006], SEATTLE, WASHINGTON] BY OLSON KUNDIG ARCHITECTS PHOTOGRAPHED BY BENJAMIN BENSCHNEIDER AND TIM BIES WITH POST-PRODUCTION BY SOME/THINGS AGENCY, FEATURED IN SOME/THINGS MAGAZINE CHAPTER005

HOT ROD HOUSE [2001-2006], SEATTLE, WASHINGTON] BY OLSON KUNDIG ARCHITECTS PHOTOGRAPHED BY BENJAMIN BENSCHNEIDER AND TIM BIES WITH POST-PRODUCTION BY SOME/THINGS AGENCY, FEATURED IN SOME/THINGS MAGAZINE CHAPTER005

SOME/THINGS CHAPTER005

features previously unpublished images of

HOT ROD HOUSE

— the home designed by

TOM KUNDIG

[of

OLSON KUNDIG ARCHITECTS

] and his wife Jeannie for themselves. Originally a turn of the century two storey bungalow in the then working class neighbourhood of Queene Anne in Seattle, it was purchased with the intention of eventually 'hot rodding' it— using the original foundations and structural walls to make continued renovations, changes, and additions. Since it's completion in 2006,

HOT ROD HOUSE

serves as an on-going research project.

For more information, including current projects, visit

olsonkundigarchitects.com

/ photography by BENJAMIN BENSCHNEIDER and TIM BIES with image post-production by

SOME/THINGS AGENCY