Hayden Lake
A mountain-modern luxury residence featuring a robust base of stacked stone contrasted against dark vertical wood siding and slender steel-framed glazing, offering strong precedents for indoor-outdoor alpine living.
- What we like about this project
- A recessed stair visible through the central double-height glass volume visually connects all three levels of the facade.
Materials
- stacked-stone
- timber
- glass
- metal
- stucco
Visual identifiers
- stacked-stone-base
- dark-timber-siding
- grid-steel-windows
- upper-balcony-glass-railing
Style tags
- mountain-modern
- contemporary-rustic
- luxury
Visual tags
- luxury-residential
- mountain-modern
- indoor-outdoor-living
- dusk-illumination
- stone-and-timber
- Geometry
- Asymmetrical two-story residential massing with stacked stone ground levels, dark vertical wood siding upper volumes, and expansive floor-to-ceiling metal-framed windows.
- Facade system
- Combination of dry-stacked natural stone masonry veneer, board-and-batten dark wood siding, and multi-lite metal curtain wall glazing.
- Structural guess
- Wood frame construction with steel moment frames supporting large window openings and cantilevered upper balconies.
- Spatial scale
- Large multi-story luxury single-family residence with double-height central glazing and expansive outdoor living terraces.
- Lighting
- Twilight setting with warm interior illumination glowing through large glass expanses and accent sconces casting downward light on stone piers.
- Atmosphere
- Warm and inviting at dusk, contrasting rugged stone and dark timber with glowing interior hospitality.
- Environmental context
- Suburban or lakeside residential site with manicured turf, mulch beds, native grasses, and evergreen perimeter landscaping.
- Spatial experience
- The architecture steps back at upper levels to form deep balconies, while ground-floor glazing connects the interior living areas directly to the landscaped lawn and sunken fire pit.
- Composition rhythm
- Horizontal stone plinth anchored by heavy vertical chimney volumes and balanced by rhythmically spaced black-framed multi-lite windows.
- Style reading
- Contemporary mountain modern
- Program
- Luxury single-family residence
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture
- Materials
- stacked-stone, timber, glass, metal, stucco
- Visual identifiers
- stacked-stone-base, dark-timber-siding, grid-steel-windows, upper-balcony-glass-railing
- Style tags
- mountain-modern, contemporary-rustic, luxury
- Visual tags
- luxury-residential, mountain-modern, indoor-outdoor-living, dusk-illumination, stone-and-timber
- Geometry
- Asymmetrical two-story residential massing with stacked stone ground levels, dark vertical wood siding upper volumes, and expansive floor-to-ceiling metal-framed windows.
- Facade system
- Combination of dry-stacked natural stone masonry veneer, board-and-batten dark wood siding, and multi-lite metal curtain wall glazing.
- Structural guess
- Wood frame construction with steel moment frames supporting large window openings and cantilevered upper balconies.
- Spatial scale
- Large multi-story luxury single-family residence with double-height central glazing and expansive outdoor living terraces.
- Lighting
- Twilight setting with warm interior illumination glowing through large glass expanses and accent sconces casting downward light on stone piers.
- Atmosphere
- Warm and inviting at dusk, contrasting rugged stone and dark timber with glowing interior hospitality.
- Environmental context
- Suburban or lakeside residential site with manicured turf, mulch beds, native grasses, and evergreen perimeter landscaping.
- Spatial experience
- The architecture steps back at upper levels to form deep balconies, while ground-floor glazing connects the interior living areas directly to the landscaped lawn and sunken fire pit.
- Composition rhythm
- Horizontal stone plinth anchored by heavy vertical chimney volumes and balanced by rhythmically spaced black-framed multi-lite windows.
- Style reading
- Contemporary mountain modern
- Program
- Luxury single-family residence
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture