The Zaik House, located in Portland, was designed in 1961 by architect Saul Zaik and is now available for sale. It is recognized as a significant example of Pacific Northwest modernist architecture, incorporating clean lines and local materials. The home features a unique design with three pavilions connected through elevated walkways, allowing for a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces. Inside, floor-to-ceiling glass offers expansive views of the surrounding forest, highlighting Zaik's innovative approach to blending architecture with nature.
The Zaik House is now on the market for the first time, showcasing architect Saul Zaik's vision of merging living spaces with nature, reflecting PNW modernist principles.
Zaik's design incorporates clean lines, local materials, and expansive glass, embodying the essence of PNW modernism while integrating seamlessly into its wooded surroundings.
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