Lodgepole Retreat

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Arch 11 — Colorado, 2013

Exterior front view of a modern, low-profile house with a slanted roof in winter setting.

The site is a glacial moraine and alpine meadow at the base of a majestic 13,000-foot mountain peak in the adjoining national park. The house is sited to take advantage of peak views and solar orientation, connecting its occupants to commanding views of the elk-filled meadow. The bold, single plane shed roof efficiently manages the snowfall at 9000’ above sea level while serving as a platform for the 10kw photovoltaic system. The PV system works in concert with an electric boiler, an air-to-air heat exchanger, and LED lighting, to achieve net-zero energy use each year. Materials are anti-domestic: concrete, rusting steel, and galvanized steel. The open-plan, glass-enclosed great room offers framed views of the alpine setting which provides a sense of living in the out-of-doors, while enjoying high-end interiors.All construction assemblies and materials are selected or designed to meet the strictest fire-resistant codes. 2013 AIA Colorado North Chapter People's Choice Award

Architect
Arch 11
Location
Colorado · Boulder architects
Year
2013
Images
8
Style
Modern
Materials
Blackened Steel, Concrete, Glass, Steel, Stone
Features
Balcony, Cantilever, Corner Windows, Covered Patio, Fireplace
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