Tuscon Mountain House by Rick Joy made out of rammed earth and winner of the 2004 Smithsonian Architecture Design Award. (pic: www.schoener-wohnen.de)
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I remember this house from when it was first profiled in the NY Times back in 2001 or 2002. I love how the roofline is designed to take in the views.
this place is amazing, but it kills me that in such a modern space he's got such a traditional dining table and those ridiculous office chairs. what is the deal with that?!
*Tucson. Also, nice house. It fits the local aesthetic perfectly.