Don't Screw It Up
July 26, 2007


While I can appreciate the simple form reflective of the distant mountains, and the stark facade that seems to be awaiting a massive drift of snow, I'm a bit disappointed by the enormity of the home (and the somewhat awkward arrangement of the windows). Clearly, my fantasy of a tiny mountain retreat does not coincide with the average vacation home owner. Having said that, I do enjoy this project, which I think is a mostly successful foray into an architecture for an expansive and surreal environment.
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