Article source: David Coleman Architecture

This is a modest, sustainable building with a big presence in a big landscape.

The Hill House sits on a long, narrow, rocky ridge line, sloping gently to the south and steeply to the east and west. Site conditions dictated a long, narrow structure, and client expectations suggested a building deeply rooted in the landscape. The resulting project is conceived as a habitable landscape, a place to gather, shelter and rest, closely aligned with the rugged beauty of the site and responsive to the natural conditions.

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• Architects: David Coleman Architecture
• Project: Hill House
• Location: Winthrop, Washington, US
• Software used: AutoCAD
• Heated Area: 1,100 SF
• Outdoor Living Area: 1,100 SF

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