GO'C creates multi-use artist building for secluded Washington island
Stained cedar planks wrap a small building in the Pacific Northwest that Seattle architecture studio GO'C created for arts foundation Iolair as a gallery and live-work space for an artist-in-residence. The building is located in Eastsound, the main village on Orcas Island – the largest of the San Juan Islands in the Salish Sea. The The post GO'C creates multi-use artist building for secluded Washington island appeared first on Dezeen.
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