Sunridge House, Stunning 3-level project in Canada by McClean Design

Date of Publishing: March 10, 2022

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Architecture Design of Sunridge House

Description About The Project

Sunridge House designed by McClean Design is an impressive project which located in Whistler, a resort town in British Columbia, Canada. This stunning house built into the rock hillside and sit rather firmly on real, solid mountain rock.

Stone-clad exteriors and a warm interior palette “take cues from traditional ski chalets with the heavy use of wood throughout the home, but accomplished in a much more contemporary way.” Set at the bottom of the ski slopes, the residence also provides for outdoor summer living with a swimming pool and spa. In addition to this, the three-level house has a two-car garage, a spa and gym, a family room, a media room, two bedrooms, and a kitchen on the basement level.

The main floor of Sunridge House has two more bedrooms, as well as the dining and living areas. On the upper level, the design provides for the master bedroom suite, as well as two additional smaller bedrooms. The number of bedrooms is consistent with the client’s desire to host large gatherings of friends and family.

The Architecture Design Project Information:

Project Name: Sunridge House
Location: Whistler, Canada
Project Year: 2018
Area: 6,100 sf
Designed by: McClean Design

Indeed, the Sunridge house is steep, rocky and harmonious with the nature. For this house, an exterior totem pole created by a local artist is inserted into a vertical niche outside the house.

Sunridge House, Stunning 3-level project in Canada by McClean Design — While this Sunridge House consists of refined materials, the exterior site walls were finished in rough stone “mimicking the mountainous landscape.”

Sunridge House is shimmering in the light.

The living room of the Sunridge House is cozy with the dark material.

The Sunridge House Gallery:

Text by the Architects: Located in Whistler, a resort town in British Columbia, seventy-eight miles north of Vancouver, this project represents McClean Design’s first confrontation with a site subjected to severe winter weather. The 6,187-square-foot lot is steep and rocky. The architect states, “The Sunridge House appears to be built into the rock hillside. It feels anchored and somewhat stoic. We love the contrast between the rugged cliff faces and rigor and clean lines of the architecture.”

Photo credit: Ema Peter| Source: McClean Design

For more information about this project; please contact the Architecture firm :
– Add: 190 S. Glassell St. #203Orange, CA
– Tel: 714.505.0556
– Email: info@mccleandesign.com