The exterior massing is a collision of two opposing shed structures that form an X. The West elevation is a continuation of the corrugated rusty metal roof - which protects the structure from the prevailing west wind -similar to how a oyster might orient it's shell against the current. The remaining elevations are clad with an untreated horizontal cedar rain screen. All the exterior materials were allowed to patina thus making them maintenance free. Inside The 1000 sq ft 2 bedroom residence - spaciousness is achieved through its simplicity . The double height living/ kitchen is open to an upstairs master loft / bedroom, and the space is appointed with everything one might need yet there is no excess. Windows are strategically placed to capture views and maintain privacy.
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Thanks to Jesse Newman for this awesome video!!
Traditional architecture was generated in response to climatic and cultural influences of the region. It is felt that it is the architect’s role to acknowledge the characteristics of the site and region with the building design. It is my duty to challenge, as well as, accept the preconceived definition of mountain architecture. New technologies and lifestyles merge with rural myth and tradition to bring a “timeless architecture”, a hybrid of indigenous and contemporary elements to meet the client’s needs.
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www.pedersenarch.com
Thanks to Jesse Newman for this awesome video!
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Multi Family in downtown Carbondale
Inspiring clients and locations cultivate stunning projects! I really enjoyed designing this Carbondale residence. Fall is a great time to get those spring projects in the design process and ready to break ground when the snow melts. Excited to show my work and I hope you enjoy. Link to my website and projects in my bio... check it out! Thanks to Jesse Newman for this awesome video!
Carbondale Residence
It is always rewarding to see when projects sprout from early design phases to the the reality of the built world.
Fall is a great time to get those spring projects in the design process and ready to break ground when the snow melts.
Excited to show my work and hope you enjoy. Link to my website and projects in my bio...check it out!
Missouri Heights Residence
Sticks in the wind!
IInspiring clients and locations cultivate stunning projects! Really enjoyed designing this Carbondale residence. Fall is a great time to get those spring projects in the design process and ready to break ground when the snow melts. Excited to show my work and I hope you enjoy. Link to my website and projects: pedersenarchitecture.com check it out! #coloradoarchitecture #coloradoarchitect #greenarchitecture #jesspedersenarchitect #modernarchitecture #alpinemodern #alpinearchitecture #aspenarchitecture#carbondalearchitecture #carbondale
Field trip to Black Mesa in Boulder Utah. This house just passed it's rough plumbing, electric, and framing inspections! Now on to insulation, and drywall...
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Field Trip: Recently I was asked what is the hardest part of your profession(architecture)? I was at a loss for a response. After some soul searching, I came up with the following: The time between that moment of a sketch inspiration to the actual built creation takes so long- often one to two years. The multitude of layers that in the end become the vehicle or stage in which life unfolds: a home.
Boulder Utah Progress Photos
Final stretch for this Missouri Heights House- soon to become a home.
