Sahhali Shores Shelter is a 3,883-square-foot modern single-family home located in Neskowin, Oregon. Designed by Giulietti Schouten Weber Architects as new construction, the project demonstrates a contemporary approach tailored for the coastal site, responding to its surrounding landscape and setting.
Architect Giulietti Schouten Weber Architects Location Neskowin, OR · Portland architects Size 3,883 sq ft Photography Sally Painter Images 9 Style Modern Materials Concrete , Glass , Quartz , Steel , Tile Features Balcony , Black Window Frames , Cantilever , Clerestory Windows , Covered Patio Typical architect fee for a 3,883 sq ft new home here: $73,000 – $210,000 Full services, Oregon · BLS wage and Census construction data
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The Sahhali Shores Shelter features a covered entry porch and glass balcony railing on a multi-story house. The kitchen in Sahhali Shores Shelter features wood cabinetry, a blue tile backsplash, and large windows overlooking the ocean. View of a staircase area featuring a wood slat divider and concrete flooring at Sahhali Shores Shelter. Bathroom featuring a floating double vanity with wooden cabinetry and two mirrors, illuminated by natural light from a clerestory window. Bathroom with dual sink vanity, wooden cabinets, skylight, and glass shower with teal tile visible. Sahhali Shores Shelter features a modern multi-story design with contrasting beige and black exterior surfaces and ocean views. Sahhali Shores Shelter is a modern two-story house featuring beige wood siding, black window frames, and a flat roof with ocean views. Sahhali Shores Shelter is a modern multi-story house featuring black window frames and a driveway, overlooking the ocean at sunset. More from Giulietti Schouten Weber Architects Similar homes by other architects