West Sound Printing,
Inc. of Silverdale filed for
Chapter 7 bankruptcy last week.
The Clear Creek Road company listed $51,000 in assets and
$381,000 in liabilities in a petition filed Jan. 29 with U.S.
Bankruptcy Court for Western Washington.
West Sound
Printing provided a wide variety of printed products,
along with binding and design services, according to its
website.
State records indicate the business has been inactive since
early January.
“This one was particularly enjoyable
to work on as it was in my back yard,” he said in an
email.
The 1,100-square-foot “cabin” overlooks Hood Canal,
with views extending to Dabob Bay and the Olympic
Mountains.
It was built on a tiny, existing
foundation, according to a project description.
“The small footprint ultimately served as an
effective tool to govern the design project,” according to a
description provided by mw|works.
“Focus was placed on the essentials and extras were
edited out by both desire and necessity. The resulting project
hopes to capture the essence of a modern cabin – small in size but
much larger than its boundaries.”
Skylights let in natural
light and large windows looking north and west “pull the landscape
and distant view into the space.”
The exterior is of the house is sheathed
in “taut oxidized black cedar and blackened cement infill
panels.”
A patio serves as a “jumping off point” for a
meandering trail down to the water.
The owners are a Houston-based couple who have spent
summers in the Seabeck area.
King headed the health care studio at Rice Fergus Miller. His
resume includes
Harrison Medical Center’s Silverdale orthopedic hospital, and
other facilities completed for Harrison, Overlake
Hospital and Harborview Medical Center.
The duo often partnered on projects, incorporating design
concepts from both industries.
Guyt said they plan to grow their new practice
gradually.
“We want to be measured,” he said, “because our intention is to
be around for a long time.”