Mazama Ranchero

A contemporary northwest escape that enables family and friends to socialize, recreate and relax in the surrounding natural environment. The house will primarily accommodate two couples and their children and will serve as a hub for larger gatherings of multiple families.

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Covered porch with steel roof

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Low slope roof used a lot of steel

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Bare concrete sub-walls and gently sloping roof

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Long rectangular shape

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Clean purposeful lines and pure planar roof

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Single slope roof and concrete footing

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Glossy white underside of roof reflects the snow

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Polished concrete floor, blackened steel beams, glass wall and the corridor

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Paneling behind the kitchen, made from mild steel and mounted on integrally colored fiber cement

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Peeled steel shelf

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Wood storage under seating bench

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Steel peels up to hold chalk for writing notes

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Bunk beds in plywood

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Window seat lounger with view

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