DNA Alpine House Shaped by Colorado Mountains Weather

CCY Architects has designed a copper-clad house in San Miguel County, Colorado, nestled among Engelmann Spruce trees. Called DNA Alpine, the property includes a main house, sauna, and garage, with architecture inspired by the surrounding landscape and contemporary artists. The design accommodates extreme weather conditions, featuring a non-repetitive pattern on the façade derived from the DNA of neighbouring trees. This eclectic home combines natural materials with artful elements, offering expansive views of the alpine meadow while maintaining environmental sensitivity. Read more ...Related:Villa Amonita Lanzarote by OOOOXThe Old Rectory by ID Architecture Features New Timber-Clad ExtensionVilla Fortaleza by Vieira de Moura Promotes South Views to Ocean