The intent was to reconnect the elevated house with the yard below. From the raised living space, the house first descends to an elevated pool to again step down another half flight of stairs to a wood deck three feet above grade. This allows the house to expand to shaded exterior spaces visually connected to the interior. Two double height volumes placed at opposite corners of the floor plan tie the living levels together and add spatial interest to the circulation. A roof terrace, accessed by an exterior stair, provides a private outdoor space in proximity to the master suite.

Spacecrafters
Living room - transitional living room idea in Minneapolis

Top floor stairwell looking down. 4 flights of stairs going all the way down to the basement.

Orlando Construction Inc.
This is an example of a mid-sized modern front porch design in Portland with decking and a roof extension.

Eagle Peak : The American Bald Eagles; noted for their size, strength, powers of flight and enduring vision, are much like our homeowners - who have used the same proficiencies to stand victorious atop their own monumental summit and live harmoniously with the majestic bird of prey as it nests in the surrounding treeline. This embodiment of our ‘No Halls and No Walls’ ethos is a real hole-in-one! Welcome to Eagle Peak.

Inspiration for a country wooden u-shaped metal railing staircase remodel in Dallas with painted risers

The intent was to reconnect the elevated house with the yard below. From the raised living space, the house first descends to an elevated pool to again step down another half flight of stairs to a wood deck three feet above grade. This allows the house to expand to shaded exterior spaces visually connected to the interior. Two double height volumes placed at opposite corners of the floor plan tie the living levels together and add spatial interest to the circulation. A roof terrace, accessed by an exterior stair, provides a private outdoor space in proximity to the master suite.

Kitchen - rustic kitchen idea in Seattle

The intent was to reconnect the elevated house with the yard below. From the raised living space, the house first descends to an elevated pool to again step down another half flight of stairs to a wood deck three feet above grade. This allows the house to expand to shaded exterior spaces visually connected to the interior. Two double height volumes placed at opposite corners of the floor plan tie the living levels together and add spatial interest to the circulation. A roof terrace, accessed by an exterior stair, provides a private outdoor space in proximity to the master suite.

The intent was to reconnect the elevated house with the yard below. From the raised living space, the house first descends to an elevated pool to again step down another half flight of stairs to a wood deck three feet above grade. This allows the house to expand to shaded exterior spaces visually connected to the interior. Two double height volumes placed at opposite corners of the floor plan tie the living levels together and add spatial interest to the circulation. A roof terrace, accessed by an exterior stair, provides a private outdoor space in proximity to the master suite.

Eagle Peak : The American Bald Eagles; noted for their size, strength, powers of flight and enduring vision, are much like our homeowners - who have used the same proficiencies to stand victorious atop their own monumental summit and live harmoniously with the majestic bird of prey as it nests in the surrounding treeline. This embodiment of our ‘No Halls and No Walls’ ethos is a real hole-in-one! Welcome to Eagle Peak.

Eagle Peak : The American Bald Eagles; noted for their size, strength, powers of flight and enduring vision, are much like our homeowners - who have used the same proficiencies to stand victorious atop their own monumental summit and live harmoniously with the majestic bird of prey as it nests in the surrounding treeline. This embodiment of our ‘No Halls and No Walls’ ethos is a real hole-in-one! Welcome to Eagle Peak.

The intent was to reconnect the elevated house with the yard below. From the raised living space, the house first descends to an elevated pool to again step down another half flight of stairs to a wood deck three feet above grade. This allows the house to expand to shaded exterior spaces visually connected to the interior. Two double height volumes placed at opposite corners of the floor plan tie the living levels together and add spatial interest to the circulation. A roof terrace, accessed by an exterior stair, provides a private outdoor space in proximity to the master suite.

Amy Bartlam
Inspiration for a bedroom eclectic gender-neutral medium tone wood floor kids' bedroom remodel in Los Angeles with multicolored walls

Eagle Peak : The American Bald Eagles; noted for their size, strength, powers of flight and enduring vision, are much like our homeowners - who have used the same proficiencies to stand victorious atop their own monumental summit and live harmoniously with the majestic bird of prey as it nests in the surrounding treeline. This embodiment of our ‘No Halls and No Walls’ ethos is a real hole-in-one! Welcome to Eagle Peak.

This 3 story home, built in the early ‘90’s, was badly in need of an update. Its dark, heavy looking finishes and a boring slog of a stair, topped by an undersized, half-hearted skylight, made this unique, shallow-plan home with good access to light and air feel nonetheless gloomy and uninviting. Lincoln Lighthill Architect gutted the house and rebuilt the main stair, with a custom steel guardrail and large, rolling, retractable skylight at its summit. An additional 4th stair flight leads up and through the full-width opening to a new roof deck with cantilevered glass guardrails and panoramic downtown views. Back inside, a light, minimalist palette and some key plan changes transform the home into an open, light-filled space.

After. Craig offered a plan that used the space above the garage for the new apartment, accessible through the front door up a flight of stairs at the back of the apartment.

Eagle Peak : The American Bald Eagles; noted for their size, strength, powers of flight and enduring vision, are much like our homeowners - who have used the same proficiencies to stand victorious atop their own monumental summit and live harmoniously with the majestic bird of prey as it nests in the surrounding treeline. This embodiment of our ‘No Halls and No Walls’ ethos is a real hole-in-one! Welcome to Eagle Peak.

This 3 story home, built in the early ‘90’s, was badly in need of an update. Its dark, heavy looking finishes and a boring slog of a stair, topped by an undersized, half-hearted skylight, made this unique, shallow-plan home with good access to light and air feel nonetheless gloomy and uninviting. Lincoln Lighthill Architect gutted the house and rebuilt the main stair, with a custom steel guardrail and large, rolling, retractable skylight at its summit. An additional 4th stair flight leads up and through the full-width opening to a new roof deck with cantilevered glass guardrails and panoramic downtown views. Back inside, a light, minimalist palette and some key plan changes transform the home into an open, light-filled space.