Featured Architect of the Week: SALA Architects
November 17, 2007 by Jennifer Chait
Filed under Home & Living
This will be our last feature post with SALA Architects. Tomorrow we’re moving on. So far we’ve seen the very nice Freeman House, the unique Lake Superior Tower Retreat, and the breath taking Johnson Residence.
Whew. Last up I think I’d like to share…
The Tester Writer’s Cabin in Deer Lake, Wisconsin designed by Katherine Hillbrand with Ann Hauer. At first glance this home may not look terribly offbeat. I however, think this is one of those homes you don’t see every day yet would live in thus going back to my original argument for SALA as featured Offbeat architects because they …read more
Featured Architect of the Week: SALA Architects
November 15, 2007 by Jennifer Chait
Filed under Home & Living
In the first post this week about SALA Architects I shared The Freeman House in River Falls, Wisconsin by Wayne Branum. Next up is something a bit more kooky.
This ultra unique Lake Superior Tower Retreat in Two Harbors, Minnesota was designed by Dale Mulfinger and Dan Wallace. According to the SALA site this project is still under construction although if that’s true it doesn’t look too far from finished. This home makes great use of a four-story stone and copper tower and a 30 ft high platform from which you can see the shore.
I like that the exterior is …read more
Featured Architect of the Week: SALA Architects
November 12, 2007 by Jennifer Chait
Filed under Home & Living
Offbeat Homes is an odd blog to write. ‘Offbeat’ is subjective and mostly, I suppose, subjective to me. There’s no doubt that almost everyone would agree that structures like the Poop House or the Spider Web Chalet are offbeat. But what about extremely beautiful homes — off the cuff beauty like the Camouflage House or massive green induced and mod like the mkLotus.
By the way I seemed way more obsessed with the Camouflage House than anyone else which proves my point. Offbeat is subjective.
I’ve been considering this question because the first architects I wanted to use for the new weekly …read more




