Facebook Tweet Help Stories New Home Blending in Share Tweet Help Meticulous design and planning ensured this family home met the potential of its site, and the needs of a large family An exterior view of a large concrete and stone house, balconies with glass railings, cladded roof, many windows and doors, plants. Despite the advantages of city living, the fast pace sometimes leaves many of us wishing for a quieter, more serene living environment. A home in a park-like setting, a short distance from the hum of the city, would be an ideal scenario.For the owners of this residence, an opportunity to build at the foot of the Red Rock Mountains, only 20 minutes from the city, was such a setting. An exterior view of a large concrete and stone house, balconies with glass railings, cladded roof, many windows and doors, plants. However, the site had certain restrictions. Only a single level dwelling could be built, and the design had to pass the test of the Design Review Board, says Quinn Boesenecker, president of Pinnacle Architectural Studios."The client had a pretty good idea of the bedrooms and spaces they wanted. We listened to their requests and designed a plan that incorporated key requests such as large patio overhangs and a rooftop patio," he says. An exterior view of a large concrete and stone house, balconies with glass railings, cladded roof, many windows and doors, plants. Working closely with the both the clients and designer, Jacqueline Thornton, Pinnacle Architectural Studio created this distinctive design that merges unobtrusively with the landscape.For more details, contact Pinnacle Architectural Studio, 9755 W. Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89117, phone (702) 940 6920. Email: quinn@lvpas.com. Website: www.lvpas.com. Story by: Trendsideas 30 Aug, 2005 New Home Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Coastal waves 29 Dec, 2024 Lighter than air 29 Dec, 2024 Less is more 29 Dec, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > US2106 US2106 Read More Similar Stories