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This Ranch Retreat Was Designed Around A 100-Year-Old Oak Tree 11

This Ranch Retreat Was Designed Around A 100-Year-Old Oak Tree

Atop a ridge in the Santa Lucia mountains of Carmel, California, an oak tree stands elevated above the fog and wrapped at its base in this ranch retreat. The weekend home’s design grew around the 100-year-old Valley Oak to form a horseshoe-shaped house that gathers ridgeline views of Oak, Madrone, and Redwood groves at its exterior and nestles around the tree at its center.

1960’s Vintage Ranch Redesign by Sanders Architecture

Tarrytown Residence is a 1960 vintage ranch recently renovated and expanded by Sanders Architecture. The house is located in Austin, Texas, and has a built area of 374 square meters. Description by Sanders Architecture: Built as a duplex and added-on through the years, this original 1960’s vintage ranch style home required reprogramming and an extensive remodel to

Montana Ranch House by Suyama Peterson Deguchi

The Montana Ranch House was designed as a retreat for a Seattle-based couple and their extended family to gather and experience the natural beauty of Montana. The property is set within an agricultural river valley defined by three mountain ranges.

Wolf Creek Ranch – Log Home with Traditional Ranch Architecture

Project: Wolf Creek Ranch Architects: ShubinDonaldson Architects Location: Woodland, Utah, United States Partners In Charge: Robin Donaldson AIA Principal Architect: Greg Griffin Project Team: Will Rivera, Jodi Sutton, Kevin Moore, Court Gross Location: Woodland, Utah, United States Wolf Creek Ranch (Modern Day Log Home) is located in Woodland, Utah and was designed by ShubinDonaldson Architects.

Mountain Wood Residence / Walker-Warner Architects

Project: Mountain Wood Residence Architects: Walker Warner Architects Project Team: Michael Boes, Basak Cakici-Adams, Sandrine Carmantrand, Klara Kevane, Laurie Matthews, David Shutt, Gregory Warner Interiors: Shawback Design Associates Landscape: Lutsko Associates Builder: Chesler Construction Photo Credits: Matthew Millman The Mountain Wood residence from California, realized by Walker Warner Architects, includes separate buildings to create a

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