Concrete Walls Emerge from the Terrain Forming Plates that Structure this Mountain Home

Welcome to the spectacular Saddle Peak House, nestled in the majestic Santa Monica Mountains with panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean. This retreat is a masterpiece of design, meticulously planned to blend with the surrounding nature and provide a unique experience. The most striking feature of this residence is how the structural concrete walls, molded to resemble wooden planks, emerge from the mountainous topography, defining the house into two distinct volumes. With its L-shaped design, the house balances perfectly between the airy slope and the earthly plain, creating a charming courtyard with breathtaking views of the massive rock and the infinity pool. On the other side of the property, the studio and garage align, establishing an imposing horizontal reference. Steel beams support the slabs, creating an open and airy space. Metal frames filled with wood and glass, along with solid wood interior partitions, define the private and service spaces of the residence. The material palette