Set against sweeping territorial views of Salmon Creek Greenway, this award-winning residence is a study in contemporary craftsmanship and design innovation. Spanning 5,298 square feet, the home has garnered accolades from Oregon Home Magazine and GRAY Magazine, earning two Structure + Style Awards for its distinctive balance of minimalism, functionality, and striking visual presence.Drawing panoramic vistas of Mount St. Helens and Mount Adams into its interiors, the estate exemplifies the seamless convergence of modern European aesthetics and the rugged beauty of the Pacific Northwest. A suite of refined materials—radiant-heated concrete floors, marble and Corian accents, and expanses of glass—serves to heighten the interplay of light and space, while an integrated elevator underscores the effortless flow of the interior plan. Outside, a dramatic backyard pavilion, lauded by GRAY Magazine, anchors the property’s commitment to year-round livability and design flair. Its avant-garde form operates as both a striking extension of the home and a flexible social hub, ensuring natural light and comfort endure across the seasons. Sculptural works by Joseph Rastovich introduce an artistic energy to the surrounding landscape, transforming the grounds into a constantly evolving gallery that deftly merges architecture and art.Refined further in 2023 with vertical steel siding inspired by Richard Meier, the residence stands as a bold testament to modernist ideals—an elegant fusion of engineering, design, and context. Those who appreciate the intersection of artful detailing and architectural integrity will find much to admire in this meticulously composed abode, where every element invites reflection on the evolving dialogue between design, environment, and contemporary living.