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THE SEATTLE TIMES MAGAZINE / MARCH 16, 2003
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BENJAMIN BENSCHNEIDER / THE SEATTLE TIMES

On the Cover A wall of opaque glass and wood in the entry helps convey a sense of openness and lightness — two of the qualities that earned this house the American Institute of Architects' Home of the Year award. The couple's daughter Anna, 3, relaxes in front of the wall; behind it are the stairs to the second floor.

Cover Story: Breaking Rules

	WRITTEN BY SEATTLE TIMES STAFF

	Peruse the work that contended for this year's Seattle Times/AIA Home Of The Year, and see what took best of show.

Plant Life: Quiet, The New Loud

	WRITTEN BY VALERIE EASTON PHOTOGRAPHED BY RICHARD HARTLAGE

	Plants with a little more reserve may now take center stage.

Taste: Treasures Of The Tide Flats

	WRITTEN BY GREG ATKINSON PHOTOGRAPHED BY BENJAMIN BENSCHNEIDER

	In the Northwest, we worship this bivalve in a hundred energetic ways.

On Fitness: Videos On Review

	WRITTEN BY MOLLY MARTIN

	Some new twists on giving those abs a hard time.

Now & Then: Civics Served Here
	WRITTEN BY PAUL DORPAT

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