What to Ask Your Mountain Architect
Tips from a top architect on what to ask before breaking ground
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Tips from a top architect on what to ask before breaking ground
Learn the tricks of architectural renderings, from the artists who create them, so you can get the most out of your visualizations
With thoughtfully selected views, your mountain home can enjoy a dynamic connection to the diverse natural beauty all around you
The unexpected design feature that adds drama and stature to your mountain home
Creative ideas to add function to your mountain home
This custom mountain home melds two distinct styles
This unusually-shaped residence is not your normal construction
With expansive views and high-end features, this home is like a steel-and-glass oasis on a cloud.
Both theatrical and unassuming, this home is sculpted of masonry walls that reach into the landscape.
A small two-bedroom cabin on two acres near Mazama in the North Cascades, four hours northeast of Seattle.
A spacious retreat in the Teton foothills pays tribute to the rustic charm of a bygone era.
A naturally harmonious Wyoming home offers an intimate interplay between family life and its unspoiled setting.
With a fresh Western aesthetic, a mountainside family retreat is warm, welcoming and—given its grand scale—surprisingly cozy.
This luxury chateau just outside of Aspen, Colorado, displays detailed European-inspired craftsmanship at every turn.
A design team breaks new ground with a home that combines rustic luxury and innovative custom comforts.
A home at the base of Teton Pass nods to tradition, embraces modernity, and basks in the sun.
A multi-generational compound on the river bank boasts a mix of European antiques, reclaimed materials and southern charm.
This Colorado home, owned by Hawaii-based hoteliers, celebrates al fresco living and the splendor of the outdoors.