Project posted by Heliotrope Architects

Suncrest Residence

Year
2009
Structure
House (Single Residence)
The long, narrow footprint of Suncrest Residence by Heliotrope Architects allows every room a view of the sea while also retaining a strong connection to the surrounding forest.
The long, narrow footprint of Suncrest Residence by Heliotrope Architects allows every room a view of the sea while also retaining a strong connection to the surrounding forest.
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Details

Square Feet
3000

Credits

From Heliotrope Architects

This new residence is located on a pristine site comprised of a mature douglas fir and pacific madrone forest, with occasional rocky clearings and several small ponds. Our clients desired a work of architecture that minimized site impacts while creating a work of architecture that utilized their favorite materials (wood and concrete) and connected them intimately with the land and the view. The home is situated where the forest gives way to a large rocky clearing with views to the sea. The structure is 'wrapped' around a prominent outcropping of rock and carefully situated to require a minimum of tree removal. The long, narrow footprint of the home allows every room a view of the sea while also retaining a strong connection to the surrounding forest.

Merit Award – AIA NW & Pacific Honor Awards, 2011

Merit Award – AIA Honor Awards for Washington Architecture, 2010