Modified Home Designs

With a low-slung roof and large square supports to the front and rear of the home, the Summerville places emphasis on the Prairie style. This home also draws on Contemporary and Midcentury modern themes with gorgeous walls of windows and an asymmetric design.

The Chinick Residence is a northwest contemporary home design that features clerestory windows, radiant floors, light and airy rooms and and some great finishes.

Exterior photos of a hillside home completed in the Summer of 2015. A difficult site with many topographical requirements only served to enthuse the designer to produce an outstanding solution for the homeowners. As you can see, the result is a wonderful contemporary home that takes advantage of the extensive views that the location offers.

A gorgeously clean example of modern 21st century living. With a more traditional exterior with hints of what you'll find inside, this contemporary home is sure to wow homeowners and visitors alike. Incorporating carefully selected materials placed with intent, each room is pure eye-candy.

This wonderful Portland contemporary home was featured in the hit NBC series 'Grimm' - as Captain Raynard's home. The open floorplan, extensive outdoor areas and clean lines take full advantage of the home's location, which overlooks downtown Portland and the Fremont bridge.

At the heart of the Oregon coast, a small beach community lavishes in wonderful ocean scenes, brisk coastal winds and expanses of sandy beaches. There lies the Neskowin Beach House - A Contemporary masterpiece by Alan Mascord Design Associates Inc

The 2012 NW Natural Street of Dreams home show runs from July 28th to August 26th at the Vineyard, in West Linn, OR. This year, BC Custom Homes is constructing 'Rivendell Manor' - a magical storybook style home designed by Eric Schnell, of Alan Mascord Design Associates Inc. The Rivendell Manor represents the 30th home AMDA has designed for the Portland Street of Dreams show, since first appearing in the show in 1987.

Locus Custom Homes masterfully constructed this wonderful contemporary ranch style home which can actually be classified as a remodel, since part of the original structure on the site remained and was re-purposed for use in the new home.

Places to work and play. Bedrooms for the whole family. Areas to welcome guests. Nooks to retreat to. Spaces for storage. All the pieces needed to create an elegant-yet-comfortable family home perfectly fit together in this design.

Taking the road less traveled may not be easy, but in the end it’s much more worthwhile. Just ask homeowners Don and Sheri Thompson, who spent five painstaking years building their one-of-a-kind custom home in Washington.

When plans for remodeling their historic home proved beyond their reach, Annette and Charles Chapman built an updated Arts and Crafts-inspired home that allowed them to have the amenities they desired while staying in the neighborhood they loved.