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Overview

This residence designed by noted structural engineer Jack Christiansen for his own family fused his interest in the possibilities of reinforced concrete structure with the wood aesthetic popular among the Puget Sound School architects of the 1950s and 1960s.

Building History

The noted engineer Jack V. Christiansen (1927-2017) and his family began residing at this address in 1965, and, following his death, his heirssold the property in 2018 for $1.8 million. The property changed hands againon 12/20/2022 for $4,155,700. In 07/2025, it was offered again for a price of $4.4 million. At this time, it contained four bedrooms and four baths and was owned by Steven Brian and Glenna Swanson, Trustees. The house occupied a 2.03-acre parcel. (See Kitsap County Assessor, Parcel Search for Parcel #292502-2-048-2002), accessed 07/27/2025.)

Building Notes

The Christiansen House had 2,556 square feet of living space on the main floor and 1,050 in the basement. The building also had a 864-square-foot carport. (See Kitsap County Assessor, Parcel Search for Parcel #292502-2-048-2002), accessed 07/27/2025.)