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Built with a low profile to match the regional farm vernacular, the Red Hill Farm House stands out from its more rudimentary neighbors with an angular roofline that mimics mountainous terrain.

Ash cabinetry and stainless steel appliances in the kitchen and living room.

Set behind a gate and up a private half-acre drive, the home enjoys expansive westward views to the ocean.

A slender wooden decked porch that looks out to the lake.

Constructed of steel, glass and concrete, the exteriors are clad in dramatic black with a floor to ceiling glass facade offering views of the valley below from the outdoor lounge area and pool.

Leaning Yucca House by DF_DC Architects © Rory Gardiner

The new, semi-custom PreMade mobile units can be used in a variety of applications.

A staircase leads up to the apartment units.

A staircase leads up from the common areas to the bedrooms.

Font 6 by CaSA

In the master bathroom is a reclaimed, cast iron tub that creates the feeling of soaking in the outdoors without interrupting moments of repose.

“With their careful planning, use of light and color, and the elimination of all unnecessary elements, even the smallest room in the hotel feels spacious,” says Kurilenko.

Architect Christian Tonko played with a double metaphor when designing the Camera Lucida studio. The name of the cantileverd hillside space, Latin for "bright chamber," references the open window facing the valley below, as well as the skylight that bathes the workspace in natural light.

This industrial-style kitchen with stainless steel counter tops is a chef's dream.

The corrugated metal walls carry inside at special moments, such as in the master bedroom.

The home is clad in sustainably sourced spotted gum. A natural material palette is used throughout.