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Rock Creek Cattle Company – Lake Cabin in Deer Lodge, Montana by Cushing Terrell

Sunday, December 13th, 2020

Article source: Cushing Terrell

Sitting adjacent to a serene mountain lake, this charming, one-bedroom cabin offers an escape to the wilderness with all the luxury comforts that make it so you never want to leave. The open floor plan and large windows maximize views of the lake and Pintler Peaks beyond. The design team worked to create a rustic feel complimented by large windows facing the lake, letting in plenty of natural light. A dock and beach complete the connection to the lake where you can test your luck chasing trout.

Image Courtesy © Heidi Long

Architects: Cushing Terrell
Project: Rock Creek Cattle Company – Lake Cabin
Location: Deer Lodge, Montana
Photography: Heidi Long
Electrical Engineering: Cushing Terrell
Mechanical Engineering: Cushing Terrell
Contractor: Dick Anderson Construction
Landscape: Rock Creek Cattle Company
Interior designer: Kim Sova
Civil Engineer: Hyalite Engineering
Structural Engineer: Hyalite Engineers, Eclipse Engineers
Cabin Area: 1258 SF of livable space; 982 SF of covered outdoor porch

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Outside Inside House in Deer Lodge, Montana by Cushing Terrell

Saturday, September 19th, 2020

Article source: Cushing Terrell

Redefining the mountain rustic cabin is a challenge of integrating vernacular, regionalism, and a touch of modernism. Early in discussions with the client, we identified a driving force for the project: interaction of the house with the site, and creation of space that felt part of the surrounding forest, blurring the line between the outside and inside spaces of the house. The site offers stunning views of Rock Creek, yet is situated at a narrow point between the creek and a public access road. The topography and narrow site pushed the design toward a linear floor plan that could be perched on top of the ridge and work with the oxbow of the creek below. Interior spaces are opened up to allow light and air to move through them. The home fosters a close relationship with the landscape and the site, and scenic views were a heavily prioritized.