It’s enough to strike fear into the hearts of local architecture buffs: a massive, years-long renovation of an exemplary Northwest Modern home—by a tech millionaire, no less. But unlike Ye gutting his beachside Ando, this Shoreline revamp adeptly balances the original intent behind the design with its current owner’s desire to turn the space into something new.
Devised with seemingly every modern convenience in mind, the remodel, which reportedly cost more than the selling price, spared no expense in outfitting architect Robert E. Cooper’s 1969 residence with luxury amenities. Artificial Intelligence trains its discerning eye on several basic functions, from plumbing to security—appropriate, considering the owner’s current role as vice
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