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Architecture Design of Happy Valley House

Description About The Project

The Happy Valley House, designed by Swatt | Miers Architects, features a straightforward “H” shape in its layout, with an inviting entry courtyard on the north side and a spacious covered lanai on the South side. At the heart of the home lies a striking two-story great room that connects directly to both courtyard spaces. On the second floor, the children’s wing is positioned above the kitchen and family room. While the master suite located above the home office and guest suite. Warm and natural materials, such as Western Red Cedar for siding, interior walls, and ceilings. As well as travertine walls, flooring, and terraces, contribute to the home’s inviting atmosphere.

On the other hand, the house showcases the H-shaped design, with the exterior adorned in Western Red Cedar siding. A captivating path guides visitors through the entry courtyard to the pivoting glass front door, setting the stage for an impressive entry experience. At the rear of the house, a generously sized covered porch awaits, featuring an outdoor lounge and dining area. As well as a nearby fire pit for cozy gatherings. Adding to the abundance of outdoor entertainment spaces, a cabana by the pool offers an additional area to relax and enjoy the surroundings.

Once inside, the warmth of the Western Red Cedar seamlessly transitions to the interior, creates a harmonious and cohesive design aesthetic. Custom crafted windows and doors made of Douglas Fir, meticulously stained to match the cedar siding, contribute to the overall character of the home. The centerpiece of the house is the magnificent two story great room, centrally positioned to provide a seamless connection between the indoor and outdoor courtyard spaces, embracing an open and inviting atmosphere for the residents and their guests.

The Architecture Design Project Information:

Happy Valley House with Red Cedar Exterior by Swatt Miers Architects

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Happy Valley House with Red Cedar Exterior by Swatt Miers Architects
Happy Valley House with Red Cedar Exterior by Swatt Miers Architects

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Happy Valley House with Red Cedar Exterior by Swatt Miers Architects
Happy Valley House with Red Cedar Exterior by Swatt Miers Architects
At the rear of the home, there’s a large covered porch with an outdoor lounge and dining area, as well as a nearby firepit.

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Happy Valley House with Red Cedar Exterior by Swatt Miers Architects
Happy Valley House with Red Cedar Exterior by Swatt Miers Architects

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Happy Valley House with Red Cedar Exterior by Swatt Miers Architects
Inside the home, the western red cedar carries through to the interior.
Happy Valley House with Red Cedar Exterior by Swatt Miers Architects

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Happy Valley House with Red Cedar Exterior by Swatt Miers Architects
Upstairs, there are walkways that look down onto the great room, and at the same time allow for a close-up look at the wood ceiling.
Happy Valley House with Red Cedar Exterior by Swatt Miers Architects

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Happy Valley House with Red Cedar Exterior by Swatt Miers Architects
Happy Valley House with Red Cedar Exterior by Swatt Miers Architects

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Happy Valley House with Red Cedar Exterior by Swatt Miers Architects
Happy Valley House with Red Cedar Exterior by Swatt Miers Architects
Each of the bathrooms of Happy Valley House has its own unique design, with the primary bathroom featuring wood cabinetry, a freestanding bathtub, and a glass-enclosed double shower.

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Happy Valley House with Red Cedar Exterior by Swatt Miers Architects
Happy Valley House with Red Cedar Exterior by Swatt Miers Architects

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Happy Valley House with Red Cedar Exterior by Swatt Miers Architects
In one of the bedrooms, glass walls provide a view of the trees. And a sliding glass door opens to a private balcony.

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Text by the Architects: The idea for the design of this 10,800 sf. Happy Valley House was to utilize the footprint of the original building so that we could save almost all of the landscaping. A secondary benefit of this approach was minimizing the need for excessive grading and drainage…resulting in a completed design that feels timeless, and perfectly at home on the site.

Photo credit: | Source: Swatt | Miers Architects

For more information about this project; please contact the Architecture firm :
– Add: 5845 Doyle Street, Suite 104 Emeryville, CA, 94608 United States
– Tel: 510.985.9779
– Email: info@swattmiers.com

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