Pacific Coast Architecture

Pacific Coast Architecture refers to the design style and building practices common along the western coast of North America, including California, Oregon, and Washington. It emphasizes harmony with the natural environment, featuring large windows, open spaces, and sustainable materials to connect indoor and outdoor living. Designs often incorporate elements of Spanish Colonial, Craftsman, and Modern styles, reflecting regional history and climate. Architects prioritize craftsmanship, innovation, and ecological responsibility, creating buildings that are both functional and aesthetically aligned with the scenic landscapes of the Pacific Coast.