Designing a home for the rugged terrain of the Pacific Northwest begins with immersing ourselves in the land—walking the forest floor, camping beneath the canopy, and observing the movement of light through boughs and across stone outcroppings. We study view corridors as they naturally reveal themselves, rather than imposing on the landscape—placing architecture gently within the wilderness, guided by the terrain.
Built for longevity, our mountain homes are designed to withstand this demanding climate—resilient against snow, persistent rain, and strong winds. We consider materials, assemblies, and detailing that age with grace and perform over time, ensuring each structure feels rooted, enduring, and quietly strong in the face of the elements.
“Nature sets the tone for design here—tempered and wet, soft light, long rains, and shifting skies lend a muted palette. A place where material weathers and architecture treads lightly.”
