Project posted by Bhavani Singal

Cameron Residence

Year
2015
Structure
House (Single Residence)
Style
Modern
Dining, and Living space
Dining, and Living space
The view seen from every significant space.
The view seen from every significant space.
Kitchen
Kitchen
Master Bedroom
Master Bedroom
Gliding through to the outside
Gliding through to the outside
Staircase
Staircase
Beauty of engineered wood
Beauty of engineered wood
Secondary Living space leading to pool
Secondary Living space leading to pool
Pool with outdoor living space
Pool with outdoor living space

Details

Square Feet
2500
Bedrooms
3
Full Baths
3
Smart Home Tech
Nest

Credits

Architect
Workshop No.5
Bhavani Singal
Builder
Build Native
Photographer
Lars Frazer

From Bhavani Singal

The Cameron Residence creates a dynamic relationship between contemporary architecture and challenging topography. Hugging the cliff side, it features breathtaking views of Lake Apache and a valley full of old-growth trees. Expansive glazing frames vignettes in each room and allows visitors and residents alike to immerse themselves in the natural splendor of the region.

Owners Matt and Cindy Cameron fell in love with the Apache Shores. After many years of summers in Louisville and winters Austin in the winter, they purchased the lot and began working with Austin-based architecture firm Workshop No. 5 to design their dream home.

Together they created a balance between contemporary architecture, modern interiors, and the natural landscape. Wood and limestone provide a warm counterpoint to the glass and stucco, while floor-to-ceiling glazing allows the panorama outside to seamlessly blend with the architecture.

At approximately 2,500 square feet, the two-story structure celebrates the view with patios at each level overlooking the. The entry, two-car garage, open plan living/dining/ kitchen, master suite and guest area are all on the main floor. The basement includes a third bedroom with bath, a family room, and access to the pool.

The owners are set on turning their home into a net zero residence, energy and resource saving components. Right now they have solar panels pulling in the region’s abundance of sunlight and they intend to add a rain water collection system. It’s only a matter of time before the Cameron Residence is as functional as it is beautifully formed.