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Colorado House : La Muna, Aspen
Aspen house project, USA design by Oppenheim Architecture + Design, United States of America
post updated October 17, 2023 ; Apr 11, 2014 + Oct 11, 2012
Location: Red Mountain, Aspen, Colorado, USA
Design: Oppenheim Architecture + Design
Photos by Laziz Hamani
La Muna, Aspen Colorado
La Muna
A complete renovation and minor addition of one of the first homes built in the ultraexclusive enclave of Red Mountain in Aspen Colorado.
30 years of haphazard of this rustic ski chalet with all its imperfections—an homage to the Japanese sensibility of wabi sabi.
Clad in reclaimed regional wood, stone and steel the home is intended to make a minimal impact on the natural resources and merge effortlessly with its idyllic surroundings of forest, stream and mountain.
Solar collectors provide needed energy for power and hot water, while extremely large operable panels of insulated glass blur the boundaries between inside and out– further enforcing a connection and deep respect of place.
La Muna, Aspen – Building Information
Scope: 3,500 sqft mountain home – Architecture/Interior Design
Location: Aspen, Colorado, USA
Photos: Laziz Hamani
La Muna, Aspen images / information from Oppenheim Architecture + Design
Oppenheim Architecture + Design
Location: Red Mountain, Aspen, Colorado, United States of America
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