Jul
15
2010


This modern house architecture was designed by a Colorado-based design/build firm Entasis Group. The Kerr Gulch Highlands house is located in Evergreen, Colorado. Perched on a pine-forested ridge in the foothills west of Denver, this Bold New Modern Home designed and built by brothers Brian Ojala and Aaron Ojala with Entasis Group was placed to take full advantage of its hilltop location, solar orientation, and panoramic views including a stone-bridge entry and a dramatic 30-foot cantilevered sky deck. A unique blend of natural materials including massive thermal Slate walls, Cedar, Steel, and Glass combined to create a new expression of Colorado Modernism. This modern home uses green design by natural solar orientation.





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