Small House

Miner’s Refuge

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The Miner’s Refuge, intended as a weekend retreat in the beautiful but often harsh terrain of the Methow, was designed with these concerns in mind. The building is carefully sited at the base of the hillside tucked into the tree line to take advantage of and preserve the surrounding views. Its mass is dug into the topography, anchoring the structure to the site. The outdoors is pulled in through dramatic open views. The protected patio and expansive vista of meadow and mountain are incorporated as major components of the design.

A modern retreat home in Mazama, Washington. Designed by Johnston Architects.

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  • Reply Annette January 20, 2017 at 10:28 pm

    Don’t know how this qualifies as a small house, but it could be listed under “wonderful creations.”

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