The site on 157th Avenue SE in Bellevue drops — and East Lake follows it, stepping down the slope in three distinct levels, each claiming its own relationship to the ground and the Douglas firs along the property line. The east-facing rear elevation opens wide to the morning light through an unbroken wall of glazing across two floors. A Pacific Northwest contemporary residence in stone, cedar, and dark steel, East Lake is composed with horizontal discipline: overlapping flat-roof planes, a stone-anchored entry, and three bands of outdoor space — a lower covered patio, a main-floor deck, and an upper balcony — linked by a diagonal exterior stair. Five bedrooms, generous shared volumes, and a covered outdoor room make it a home built around light and connection. If East Lake resonates with you, let's create something just as considered for your site.