​The design concept takes its inspiration from the project’s unique site characteristics. Program elements are woven together through a forested landscape, with public and private spaces arranged to take advantage of unique vistas and to provide multiple points of entry for a seamless connection to the outdoors. Wood and stone materials are employed for durability and take their cues from the surrounding forest and beachfront. Inside the home, floor levels step with the site’s natural topography and further the experience of traversing the site. Glass wall systems and oversized bi-folding doors erase the distinction between interior and exterior and put nature on full view. Roof forms follow the site’s natural slope and are situated to optimize solar access as well as rainwater harvesting. Throughout the interior and exterior, wood and stone finishes recall the natural materials found nearby in the forest and shoreline while also providing timelessness and durability.