Canyon House: An Award-Winning Home with Privacy and Panoramic Views

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Designed by Prentiss Balance Wickline Architects, Canyon House is an award-winning home located in a dramatic setting in Methow Valley, WA. The goal of this residential project is to create privacy and retain panoramic views.

Design

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It is a cozy house that is comprised of three separate buildings: the main cabin, a bunkhouse, and a garage. Retaining panoramic views around the house and also creating privacy are important things for the clients.

 

Structure

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All forms can be connected and integrated into one structure thanks to the large shed roof. The house and the cabinet have an enclosed connection, forming a utility closet and a mudroom hallway.

The bunkhouse and the cabinet are joined by an open, covered breezeway, creating more privacy for the master suite near the bunkhouse. A U shape of the building creates a southern-facing central courtyard with a small water feature.

 

Awards and Recognition

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This residential project has received two awards in 2006:

  1. Cabins: The New Style, James Grayson Trulove, Collins Design, 2006
  2. Mountain Living Magazine, July/August 2006 “Canyon House: Big Windows and Natural Materials Help Blur the Distinction between Indoors and Out”

 

Canyon House Gallery

Images Source: Prentiss Balance Wickline Architects

Karin Hoover

Karin Hoover

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“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” – Leonardo da Vinci

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