Lot 4
Lot 4
Lot 4
Lot 4
Lot 4
Single-Family Residence
ASPEN, CO
Set within an alpine environment, Lot 4 is a six-bedroom residence shaped by a thickened building envelope, where wall assemblies and openings regulate light, privacy, and thermal performance.
A 16-inch wall assembly addresses thermal demands, integrating insulation, structure, and cladding into a cohesive system. As part of a wildfire-responsive strategy, concealed gutters are integrated within the roof edge to eliminate exposed ledges and reduce the risk of ember accumulation, while maintaining a distilled exterior language.
My role focused on envelope coordination and architectural detailing.
Scope included development of exterior wall assemblies and resolution of transitions between cladding systems, with particular attention to window and door interfaces — aligning thermal performance, constructability, and visual continuity. An angled building edge required coordination of the shading system within a non-orthogonal gable condition. Carpentry details were developed across interior and exterior conditions.
Coordination with the lighting designer integrated fixtures within the architectural structure, including linear lighting carved into the ceiling’s wood beam structure, contributing to a restrained interior expression that highlights the warmth of the wood. The primary bedroom suite was developed with integrated closet millwork and detailing, aligning spatial layout and built-in elements into a cohesive whole.
Due to client confidentiality, project photography is not included. Select renderings are shown to illustrate design intent.