Spur Lane Residence
house from afar (Photo: Tim Brown)
side facade (Photo: Tim Brown)
sun screen detail (Photo: Tim Brown)
entry (Photo: Tim Brown)
entry facade at night (Photo: Tim Brown)
stairwell bridge from below (Photo: Tim Brown)
mountain views through living (Photo: Tim Brown)
stairwell and dining (Photo: Tim Brown)
kitchen (Photo: Tim Brown)
master bathroom (Photo: Tim Brown)
Project
Spur Lane Residence
Spur Lane Residence
Ketchum, Idaho / USA, 2004
Description
This 6,000 square foot vacation home is located in the high desert of central Idaho. A 5-Bedroom house with a loft-like living space, it provides a sophisticated and relaxing year-round retreat for its New York City owners. Aluminum fenestration throughout the fir-sided, steel-framed and poured-in-place concrete structure carefully frames the picturesque and dramatic landscape of Sun Valley. The interior furnishings and architectural form of the structure are expressed in a unified luminous palette of materials that provide a harmonious environment for living. The man-made form maintains a strong presence in the rugged landscape, while the warmth of the interior materials link the house back to the natural environment.
This 6,000 square foot vacation home is located in the high desert of central Idaho. A 5-Bedroom house with a loft-like living space, it provides a sophisticated and relaxing year-round retreat for its New York City owners. Aluminum fenestration throughout the fir-sided, steel-framed and poured-in-place concrete structure carefully frames the picturesque and dramatic landscape of Sun Valley. The interior furnishings and architectural form of the structure are expressed in a unified luminous palette of materials that provide a harmonious environment for living. The man-made form maintains a strong presence in the rugged landscape, while the warmth of the interior materials link the house back to the natural environment.
