Three Gables

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Piché Architecture — Boulder, Colorado

The Three Gables project features three dark gabled structures with metal roofs and a small backyard pool by Piché Architecture.

Three Gables is a custom residence in Boulder, Colorado, designed by Piché Architecture for a young family. The house is set on a private, wooded hillside and organized as a sequence of gabled forms dedicated to distinct functions, including living, sleeping, and working. The arrangement responds to the sloping landscape, with each volume stepping down across the site to limit visibility from the surroundings while maximizing access to natural light and views. The design employs large, operable windows to connect internal spaces to the outdoors and facilitate ventilation. Materials are kept restrained, supporting a modern aesthetic while emphasizing carefully considered proportions and construction details. The interior and exterior environments are integrated through these openings and a cohesive palette, resulting in a residence that engages its site and supports contemporary family living.

Architect
Piché Architecture
Location
Boulder, Colorado · Boulder architects
Photography
James Florio
Images
4
Style
Modern
Materials
Blackened Steel, Concrete, Glass, Standing-Seam Metal, Wood
Features
Black Window Frames, Covered Patio, Floor-to-Ceiling Glass, Gable Roof, Picture Window
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