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The Big Horn fishing cabin was the dream of a Washington resident who wanted a get-away on the banks of his favorite river. The challenge was to design and build a cabin alongside the river while respecting the local residents and fellow fishermen. The design utilized a classic homestead form, reclaimed barn siding and locally quarried stone to blend into the natural environment. In addition to the cabin a gambrel roof barn was built to provide the necessary storage while adding strength to the historic feel of the site.
Highlights
Reclaimed barn siding
Locally quarried stone deck for durability in the hot, dry Montana summers and harsh snowy winters.
Wrap-around porch to shade the house from the hot Montana sun and shed snow away from the house in winter.
Pre-weathered metal roof instantly adds to the natural and historic character.
The Gambrel roof barn conjures the feeling of age and agriculture.
Local river rock plinth and fireplace
Earth tone colors enhance the desired historic feel.
