A stone plinth emerges from the hillside like a natural rock shelf, supporting a slender roof that extends outward to shade the home while framing expansive views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. A restrained palette of stone, blackened steel, and warm wood reflects the rugged character of the Coast Range.

The arrival sequence follows the landscape, leading through a narrow stone passage where a single continuous stair serves as both the exterior approach and interior circulation before arriving at a planted courtyard at the heart of the home. From there, the living spaces open toward the surrounding watershed, creating an architecture that is deeply connected to the land that shaped it.