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Semple Brown designed this beautiful 7,250 sf home in Cherry Hills Village CO. The site is 1 ¼ acres and offers unobstructed views of the mountains to the west. The program of the residence seeks to find harmony between the alluring views to the west, while passively managing solar height gain and editing the late afternoon sun.
Courtesy of Semple Brown Design – Photography : David Lauer
The residence was strategically laid out to maximize views to the mountains from the primary public spaces, while allowing the private spaces to recede and still take advantage of the site and site lines to the west.
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Photography : David Lauer
A height limit, as designated by the local covenance, suggested the home be conceived as a low, ranch-like profile, with the primary living areas of the home on the ground floor, and the subsidiary spaces be disconnected and separated in to a split-level form. This allows the clients to live day-to-day in their primary spaces, while physically and mechanically shutting down the secondary spaces not in use. Courtesy of Semple Brown Design –
Photography : David Lauer
Project Info :
Architect : Semple Brown Design

Project Location : Cherry Hills Village, United States

Project Year  : 2017

Project Area : 7250.0 ft2

Lead Arcchitects : Bryan Pendz, Russell L. Brown, Jr.

Manufacturers : Reynaers Aluminium

Photographs : David Lauer Photograp...