Stone Creek Camp, designed by Anderson Wise Architects, is a rustic retreat in Bigfork, Montana. The site slopes down to a lake; as you approach, the house, with its grassy roof, seems almost like a part of the hillside itself. The materials used throughout — the concrete, stone, wood, and steel — have a certain raw honesty that makes them right at home with the pine trees and stone outcroppings.
The connection between the built environment and the natural environment continues inside, where every bedroom has its own screened sleeping porch, and windows drop down to open up entire walls to the outside (as seen in the last photo). But my favorite part is the outdoor shower, and the walls that resemble an enormous stack of firewood. Don't you just want to reach out and touch them?
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Wow, this is awesome! So many cool things going on like the dining room wall the drops away for the outdoor shower with no apparent water line to it. This is art.
Whoa, look at that last picture; the second floor window drops down to the first floor! I love any design that allows an entire wall to open. Very cool.
That deck looks amazing! Wish there was a photo of the view from the deck...although I'm sure it's stunning. It's nice to see such a modern look in a rustic environment. Although my first love is very much traditional cabin/cottage style it's good to be reminded that there is 'more than one way to skin a cat' as my Granny used to say!