Goat Creek embraces the experience of living among the trees, connecting each space directly to the surrounding forest. The bold single-slope roof form is expressed through exposed steel and wood structural elements and paired with a restrained palette of natural materials, including stained cedar siding, weathered steel panels, and stone walls that ground the home within its wooded setting. Private retreat spaces are organized along a double-height living and dining area framed by expansive glass, while a series of connected patios link interior and exterior living spaces, reinforcing a continuous connection to the landscape.

Under One Roof
“We initially presented several different design approaches for the property and as we considered the options as a team, we kept coming back to this scheme: everything gathered under one roof.“
Chris Johnston, Principal

LOCATION
Tumble Creek | Cle Elum, Washington
DESIGN STYLE
Northwest Contemporary | Mountain Modern
PROJECT CATEGORIES
FEATURES
Cedar, Stone and Weathered Steel Siding | Exposed Wood and Steel Beams | Covered Outdoor Living | Two-Story Great Room | Wine Room | Home Office | Detached Garage
ARCHITECTURE + INTERIORS
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
METAL FINISHING
PHOTOGRAPHY

