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Kibo Group of Missoula, part of the Rocky Mountain Home family of companies, provided architectural services. Shannon Callaghan Interior Design of Missoula provided extensive consultative services during the project. The log posts with the stone work works together to really give this home a warm rustic feel.

A rain chain carries rainwater to the landscape where a bioswale cleanses the storm water returning it safely to the environment. Photo: Prakash Patel

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Large ipe deck cantilevered with floating staircase.
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The Master Bedroom features a tapestry headboard a fireplace and separate sitting room.
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The soothing color scheme of the office provides the ability to focus on the work at hand while providing a variety of framed views of the property.
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The large Kitchen design blends with the Living area to feel more like a gathering area than an isolated work area.
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This project was designed, and developed by Rhodes Architecture + Light while Josh Meharry was a team member. Nestled into a sloping site, the bridge residence is entered by a series of bridges which span over an entrance light well before meandering into and over an interior double height entry space. This entry space is flooded with natural light from the skylight above, and serves to create a buffer between the common living areas and the bedrooms/ office on the upper level, and between the master suite and the kids bedrooms below; a separation that was desirable to this three generation household. The main living spaces are screened from the entry with a vertical wood screen, and the space can be completely opened up to the large western deck with views of a grove of trees below. An exterior chimney ties the two levels together visually and provides fireplaces for warmth at both the upper and lower covered outdoor spaces. Nearly all of the spaces along the west spill out onto either the upper decks or lower continuous terrace, to facilitate a connection with the site and natural environment throughout the seasons. The exterior roof forms are a modern take on traditional shed roofs with large overhangs, often used in the Pacific Northwest for their ability to shed rain and provide covered areas outdoors. Exterior materials were selected for their durability, with muted dark panels accented by brighter colors and natural wood.

A closer view of Flat Face rain gutters, complemented with double-loop aluminum rain chains. Clean lines and colors create a fresh new look for this West Hollywood home.

The southern facade faces an extensive lawn sloping to the golf course and views of wooded piedmont hills beyond. Hillside nestles into the natural contours of the site stepping down from the living areas with "trays" comprised of the lounging deck, social patio, lap pool then lawn. Extensive eaves provide passive solar shading of living area and bedroom south-facing, view-oriented glazing. Rain chains direct roof runoff to stone filled collectors and an underground site drainage system. No gutters on this house! Photos: Fredrik Brauer

This particular homeowner was so happy that the gutters looked so good it's all anyone who came over talked about. He called our project manager, and said 'I spent 10 times more for my siding, paint, and wood embellishments, and the only thing people comment on when they come over is how awesome my gutters are. Great Customer with impeccable taste.

Mary Hatcliff

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Outdoor Living Area Details: Rain Chains, Custom Gutter, Chiseled-edge Travertine Tile Flooring Photo: Melissa Oivanki
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