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House on the Hills

Residential

After losing their longtime family home in the Camp Fire, the owners chose to rebuild on the land where so many memories were made. The new home was shaped by panoramic views and a waterfall that survived the fire, preserved as a familiar connection between the old home and the new.

Natural light, open gathering spaces, and an easy indoor-outdoor flow create a warm, welcoming home designed for aging in place and for children and grandchildren to return to. A multigenerational guest suite, generous entertaining spaces, two kitchens, and an infinity-edge pool support both everyday life and large family gatherings.

A home shaped by memory, landscape, and generations still to come.

Project Film

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