The article highlights a house in Northwest Portland that graced the cover of the July 1954 issue of Better Homes and Gardens. Owned by Cynthia and David Eyre, the home was designed by notable architect Van Evera Bailey to embody Oregon's native architecture, featuring deep roof overhangs and a sunny kitchen. However, over the decades, the house has seen substantial modifications, increasing from 2,422 square feet to 5,262, which included enclosing the carport and changing the original fireplace, drifting away from its iconic roots.
The Eyres worked with architect Van Evera Bailey to create a home that celebrated native architecture, emphasizing features like deep roof overhangs and sunny interiors.
Originally celebrated in Better Homes and Gardens for its architectural integrity, the house has undergone significant alterations, expanding its size and altering original features.
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