Northwest Contemporary

Northwest Contemporary architecture is a regional design style that blends modern minimalism with the rugged natural environment of the Pacific Northwest. Evolving from mid-century Northwest Regionalism (which peaked between 1935 and 1960), it emphasizes harmony with local forests, slopes, and rainy climates rather than dominating the landscape.

  • Peck Pistacchi residence

    Crafting a Home with Heart and Harmony In a cozy neighborhood above Bend’s First Street Rapids Park, a 3,300-square-foot family home is tucked in, oriented to take advantage of river views and Central Oregon sunshine. Dubbed the River House by its designers, this family home overlooks the Deschutes River, which can be seen and heard…