This mountain lakeside home adopts a philosophy similar to Japanese folk architecture, and translates it into the vernacular of a western mountain region. Stone foundations, supporting towering timber columns and a corrugated metal and shake roof, emulate primitive Japanese pavilions. These series of pavilions are enclosed by transparent window walls, which allow continuous views from the aspen trees at the rear of the home, through the living areas, to a spectacular view overlooking Wildcat Lake.

This mountain lakeside home adopts a philosophy similar to Japanese folk architecture, and translates it into the vernacular of a western mountain region. Stone foundations, supporting towering timber columns and a corrugated metal and shake roof, emulate primitive Japanese pavilions. These series of pavilions are enclosed by transparent window walls, which allow continuous views from the aspen trees at the rear of the home, through the living areas, to a spectacular view overlooking Wildcat Lake.

This mountain lakeside home adopts a philosophy similar to Japanese folk architecture, and translates it into the vernacular of a western mountain region. Stone foundations, supporting towering timber columns and a corrugated metal and shake roof, emulate primitive Japanese pavilions. These series of pavilions are enclosed by transparent window walls, which allow continuous views from the aspen trees at the rear of the home, through the living areas, to a spectacular view overlooking Wildcat Lake.

This mountain lakeside home adopts a philosophy similar to Japanese folk architecture, and translates it into the vernacular of a western mountain region. Stone foundations, supporting towering timber columns and a corrugated metal and shake roof, emulate primitive Japanese pavilions. These series of pavilions are enclosed by transparent window walls, which allow continuous views from the aspen trees at the rear of the home, through the living areas, to a spectacular view overlooking Wildcat Lake.