CANYON POINT
TELLURIDE, CO
Both dramatic and unassuming, this home is sculpted of masonry walls that reach into the landscape. A wood and glass frame opens to the surrounding mountains under simple, low pitched, sheltering roof forms, and sweeping, curved, copper forms cantilever over a canyon that drops 1500 feet below.
“With its rustic face, sleek soul, and secluded setting, this Telluride home merges cliffside drama with modern elegance.”
– Bill Briggs, Colorado Homes and Lifestyles Magazine.
Inside the home, Douglas fir and steel trusses, tumbled stone, and reclaimed oak barn wood echo the exterior materials. Expansive walls of glass invite sun in and enjoy unparalleled views of the San Juan mountain range.
Title
Canyon Point
Location
Telluride, Colorado
Project Size
10,000 sq feet
Elements
Custom Wood and Steel Trusses, Arkansas Tumbled Stone, Reclaimed Barnwood Siding, and Corrugated Steel Roof
Details
This environmentally conscious home offers: E‐Star Colorado 5‐Star Rating, Passive and Active Solar Technologies, Radiant Floor Heating, Triple‐Glazed Windows, Sustainable and Reclaimed Materials, and Healthy Home Design Practices.
Credits
Architecture | RKD Architects, Inc.
General Contractor | Gerber Construction
Interior Design and Furniture | RKD Architects, Inc. and Leigh Ellis Interiors
Photography | Gibeon Photo, Gravity Shots
Press & Awards
Colorado Homes and Lifestyles
National Award – Subzero/Wolf Best Contemporary Kitchen