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The Young Residence was designed to integrate the home with the existing landscape. With the use of berms and a roofline that follows the existing slope and contours, this 3,500 square foot residence accents the surrounding countryside. |
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The home's roof lines mimic the surrounding Bridger mountain range while simultaneously blending in with the topography. |
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A low sheltered entry provides a sense of enclosure. |
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The use of
large picture windows, allowed us to capture the amazing |
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A separate dining room adjacent to the kitchen allows space for formal dining. |
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A breakfast nook oriented to the east provides great morning light. |
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A skylight above the stairs not only allows natural day lighting into the main living space, but also down stairs. |
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Natural light and materials provide a sense of warmth throughout the residence. |
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The grandeur of the house is discreetly hidden as the building is integrated with the existing landscape. |
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Attention to detail on the exterior provides a connection to the landscape. |
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