Hill House

Residential design

Year: 2024

Hill House emerges from the existing ledge and slope conditions of the site, allowing topography to shape its massing and orientation. Two volumes settle into the hillside and are joined through a central connection, forming a unified residence grounded in the landscape.

The project works with the terrain to define edge, enclosure, and openness, establishing a continuous relationship between dwelling and ground.

Interior perspective of Hill House, warm timber cabinetry and a doorway opening onto a stone-edged garden beyond. — Interior Perspective

Site concept model of a rock bundled with sticks illustrating the ledge and slope condition, above a diagram of three overlapping circles forming the massing. — Site and Massing Concept

Long building section of Hill House cut through both volumes, showing timber roof framing and interior rooms opening to the landscape on either side. — Section A-A

Building sections B-B and S-S of Hill House, cut through the entry sequence, the central connecting core, and the lower volume. — Sections B-B and S-S

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