This house sits on a flat spot in a mountain hollow, overlooking a slender form that seems to grow naturally from the landscape. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring in light and greenery, turning the mountain view into a living painting. Interiors flow from semi-open to public and private spaces, with a corridor softly blurring indoors and outdoors. Here, nature and architecture coexist, letting you slow down and find calm in light, wind, and greenery.

The project began when the owners, who work in the mountains serving climbers, outgrew their nearby metal shed. They built a home that separates work from daily life, creating a space where both can exist in harmony with nature.