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workbench | rancho serrano
On land historically used for horse grazing and famously crossed by the Nez Perce tribe in their flight, this Montana ranch’s master plan respectfully shares space with a large-scale indigenous meadow restoration project, stands of mature ponderosa, and thriving aspen groves.
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WORKBENCH | rancho residence
This new house on a distinct foothill prominence will showcase the Ojai Valley below and Topa Topa mountain range behind, with framed views of broad vistas from virtually every room.
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WORKBENCH | TRES CORDEROS RESIDENCE
Sited on a working citrus ranch, this new house centers on utility and simple forms, honoring and perpetuating the property’s long agricultural history.