Tucson Mountain Retreat, Arizona Residence, America Development, USA Architecture Design
Tucson Mountain Retreat, Arizona
American Residential Development design by DUST Architects
May 21, 2013
Design: DUST
Location: Tucson, Arizona, USA
Tucson Mountain Retreat
photo © Jeff Goldberg / Esto
Arizona Mountain Residence
This is an extraordinary new house in Arizona. Made of rammed earth, the Tucson Mountain Retreat is “of” the desert as well as “in” the desert. It sits lightly on the site, with a shifting definition of inside/outside.
photo © Jeff Goldberg / Esto
The project was one of the 2013 “Record Houses” included in the April issue of The Architectural Record.
photo © Jeff Goldberg / Esto
Tucson Mountain Retreat design by DUST Architects
The homeowners are Karen and David Francis whose primary residence is in San Diego. David grew up in Arizona so the Tucson Mountain Retreat and living in the desert are like a homecoming for him.
photo © Jeff Goldberg / Esto
photo © Jeff Goldberg / Esto
photo © Jeff Goldberg / Esto
photos © Jeff Goldberg / Esto
Arizona rural home design images / information received from DUST Architects + Esto, USA
DUST: www.dustdb.com
Location: Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
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