The architectural expression draws from a regional vernacular reinterpreted through a contemporary lens. The massing strategy fragments the home into a series of discrete gabled forms, interconnected by lower-profile shed roofs. This composition creates a village-like assemblage that breaks down the scale of the house and integrates it more harmoniously within its alpine context. The heavy timber structural system is expressed throughout the interior and exterior of the home, establishing a consistent tectonic language. The timber elements are paired with finely detailed steel connections, creating a dialogue between mass and finesse, tradition and precision craftsmanship. Material selections reinforce the home’s connection to its environment: stained cedar siding and natural stone cladding root the structure within the color and texture palette of the surrounding landscape. The timber structure, exposed both inside and out, deepens the connection between architecture and place, while also framing vaulted ceilings in principal spaces such as the living and dining rooms.