View of the house from the driveway. Natural stone wall separates the house from the driveway area. Grassy meadow plants and tailored boxwood hint to the viewer that the rest of the property will be an integration of these two landscapes. Large floor to ceiling windows in the house provide access to the stunning views of the ocean and meadows.

The house prides itself in its design for luxury indoor/outdoor living in the heart of nature.

Morgante Wilson Architects designed this Wisconsin vacation home connecting the beautiful setting to a home perfect for large get togethers and family time. Werner Straube Photography

Approximately 14,000 sq. ft. of RHEINZINK Preweathered Graphite-Gray Double Lock Standing Seam Roof Panels and 2,300 sq. ft. of RHEINZINK custom rainscreen wall panels were used on the main residence and out-buildings. Design for the project was provided by Blackwell Architecture Inc., Vancouver.

Marcos Morilla

Rinox Lotis Stone Charcoal color

Grey Crawford Photography

Architectural Design: Austin Design Group Builder: Pillar Custom Homes Interior Design: Chelsea+Remy Interior Design Landscape Design: Pillar Custom Homes Photography: Twist Tours

GOHBA Winner – Housing Development of the Year

Street view of main entry, accessory dwelling unit entry above garage and site specific response to project.

Kat Alves

A very contemporary home on a tricky mountainside lot with incredible views of downtown, Beaverdam Valley, The French Broad River, and Mt. Pisgah. Designed to blend into the hillside. Photos by Ryan Theede