Bathrooms
2.5
size
1700 sqft
Usage
Investment Property
Lot Size
22 Acres
Environment
Forest
Upon arrival, one enters the home at grade into what, at first, appears to be a modest home. When you walk through and into the great room, the expansive view comes into focus. Exiting out onto the deck, the visitor will be above the treetops, more than 10 feet above the ground below.
The experience of this home is as much about living within it as seeing it through it. We carefully aligned all of the window and door openings, treating the home as the frame through which the mountain landscape is viewed.
We worked with the topography, rather than against it. A full walk-out basement adds storage and livable space, while reducing the amount of required site grading.
A stone-clad wood-burning fireplace grounds one end of the home, creating weight and a focal point in the living / kitchen / dining space. The rock veneer will be locally-sourced from the parcel.
We utilized a collection of standard sliding door sizes to create massive views, without the giant price tag (and structural implications) of a full width glass wall.
Site Plan
Ground Floor Plan
Loft Floor Plan
Elevation Drawing
Axonometric View
Exploded Axonometric View
This project's interior finishes started from our Dark & Rich palette, creating a warmer tone that references the historic cabins and lodges of the region.
