This single-family home occupies a compact corner lot in Seattle’s Wallingford neighborhood. The architecture responds to its urban context through a clean, modern form that balances privacy with openness. A generous roof deck offers sweeping views of the city skyline, including the Space Needle, establishing a strong connection to place. The plan emphasizes flow and flexibility. The ground floor supports everyday living with clearly defined yet open gathering spaces, while the upper level features vaulted ceilings and large, punched openings that bring in natural light and expand the sense of volume. Circulation is organized to connect interior and exterior environments, supporting an adaptable indoor-outdoor lifestyle. Durable materials, efficient systems, and a restrained finish palette reflect a commitment to longevity and simplicity. Oriented for daylight and shaped by its site, the residence offers a contemporary yet grounded presence within the evolving fabric of Wallingford.