Best Practice Architecture Renovates 1950s Seattle House into Multigenerational Home
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Saudatu Bah
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Summary
The article features a renovated 1950s house in Seattle called 'Lil Shingle' by Best Practice Architecture, which transformed the property into a multigenerational home with a self-contained basement apartment. The renovation is described as a 'humble budget-conscious solution' and features wooden shingle cladding. The content appears to be from a Dezeen Debate newsletter highlighting architectural projects.
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The latest edition of our Dezeen Debate newsletter features a renovated 1950s house in Seattle by Best Practice Architecture.
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