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Sunset Residence

Built for life.

Our homes feel effortless with a quiet, unspoken sense of comfort. The air is cleaner, the light abundant, and every material is chosen in harmony with its surroundings. By minimizing environmental impact and maximizing livability, our homes offer more than shelter — they offer a better, healthier way of living.

Resilience + Durability

Built to last — and to perform when it matters most

Energy + Water Conservation

Using fewer resources without compromising comfort

Wellness
+ Comfort

Supporting cleaner air, steady temperatures and peace of mind 

Healthy + Inspiring Materials

Beautiful materials, thoughtfully selected for health and durability

Homes as unique as the clients who inspire them

Every home we design begins with a deep understanding of the people who will live there. We listen carefully, design thoughtfully and craft with care — ensuring every detail reflects our clients’ vision. The result is a one-of-a-kind space that’s designed to inspire for generations.

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Richmond residence's front entry with stairs leading up to the front porch. The building highlights a combination of light wood siding and darker roof and complimentary siding. A large photovoltaic array is visible from this view of the roof.
Richmond Residence
Willamette Heights House exterior, featuring cedar shake siding, craftsman detailing, and high performance Zola windows
Willamette Heights Craftsman
The back of the home from the terrace with the sliding door open to see into the living room. The home has a dark standing seam metal roof, succo cladding and exposed wood posts and beams. The pool house is visable to the left.
Willamette Valley Residence
St. Paul Residence kitchen, featuring a generously sized kitchen island for hosting friends and family.
St. Paul Residence
Wallowa Retreat
Priest Lake Cabin viewed from the exterior entry. Beautiful vertical wood siding and low sloped roofs can be experienced from this side.
Priest Lake Cabin
Open-concept great room of the Bridlemile Residence. The room has vaulted ceilings with exposed heavy-timber trusses that have been painted black for a dramatic effect. A 15-foot-long triple-pane skylight and a 22-foot-long accordion door flood the space with natural light while providing seamless indoor-outdoor access to the expansive yard. At the far end of the living area is a custom steel fireplace and a large black built-in media wall that contrasts with the bright white walls and light-wood flooring.
Bridlemile Residence
Fineline Custom Home as viewed from the end of the driveway during sunset. The home is built into a steeply sloping, north-facing hillside, utilizing a terraced design to minimize site disturbance and maximize the dramatic views of the surrounding valley.
Fineline Custom Home
Cowhorn residence exterior view, featuring a gentle arcing pathway to the front door and landscaping along the way. The home features a low slope roof and a modern aesthetic.
Cowhorn Residence
Sunset Residence view from the street, featuring sleek and modern yet inviting exterior. The building is clad with a combination of light wood siding and dark grey fiber cement siding. The landscape in front of the home is comprised of native grasses and small trees.
Sunset Residence
Little Larch kitchen, highlighting a beautiful galley style kitchen with dark brown floors and navy blue lower cabinets balanced out by light and bright tile and walls. Two Schoolhouse ceiling mount light fixtures create a focal point leading toward the windows beyond.
Little Larch Renovation
Overview of the kitchen with a central island surrounded by sage green cabinet with a crisp white quartz countertop.
Hale Whole House Renovation
Looking at the kitchen with the sink on the left with views of the Sandy River valley, the induction cook top in the center with a stainless steel range hood. The cabintry is a warm, natural finish with minimalist black pulls. The countertops are a mix of crisp white quartz on the perimeter and a dark black quartz on the central island. The island includes integrated open shelving for a cookbook collection. A textured, light grey tile backsplash runs vertically behind the range, adding a subtle organic pattern to the space.
Corbett Residence
Craftsman Renovation and Addition
Vancouver Residence view from the street. The home features light grey exterior fiber cement siding combined with a natural wood soffit and thoughtfully placed wood accents around the exterior of the home.
Vancouver Residence
Priest Lake Cabin living room with a generous window wall with views to the lake and a high clerestory window to the upper right of the frame. The dining room is to the right in this image.

We are so happy that we went with Green Hammer to remodel our family home. We felt heard and cared for, and the results are more beautiful than we could have ever imagined.

Erin Severe, homeowner

An open-concept living and dining area of an "urban loft" style townhome at Trillium Townhomes, a zero-energy community. A simple, mid-century modern wooden dining table is paired with brown leather chairs and a matching wooden bench. It features a minimalist centerpiece of two thin black candlesticks on a white runner. A prominent wooden staircase with a black metal cable railing leads to the second floor. The high, white walls and light-wood flooring contribute to a bright and airy atmosphere.

This little house is very quiet and comfortable with the advanced heating and air conditioning system. The temperature is just perfect all the time.

Bob and Corinna, Residents, Trillium Townhomes at Rose Villa

St. Paul Residence kitchen, featuring the kitchen sink and lots of light coming in through the window. A woman is also organizing a flower bouquet.

From beginning to end, we knew we were in good hands with the brilliant and capable Green Hammer team, and that we would accomplish something truly remarkable together.

Liz and John C.

Green Hammer helped us recreate our home in a way that exceeded our vision. We retained much of the charm that the home had while at the same time bringing it forward into a sense of modern style that gave us this very airy and light welcoming atmosphere. It's a pretty great feeling knowing that it will be enjoyed for generations to come.


Amanda B. and Clint J.

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