A home that leaves room for the trees.
Ridge House / Residential architecture
Let the ground lead.
Ridge House explores a home on a wooded site. The plan follows the slope and makes a series of outlooks toward the trees, balancing long views with sheltered places to sit.
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A different outlook at each level.
Changes in level give the rooms different relationships with the landscape. The entrance is deliberately clear, while quieter spaces are tucked further into the site.
A small material vocabulary.
Timber, concrete and carefully placed glazing carry the design. Their junctions matter: a floor meeting a window, a hand resting on a rail, or a shaded edge outside.
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