General Project Information
Architectural Credit:
Renée del Gaudio Architecture
Location: Allenspark, Colorado, United StatesProject Substantial Completion Date: 11/1/2024
Program type(s): Residential - Single-Family Detached
Total Site Area (gross sq. ft): 1,524,600 sf
Total Building Area (gross sq. ft): 2,100 sf
Project substantial completion date: 11/1/2024
Climate zone: USDA Hardiness Zone 5b
Project site: Partially previously developed
Project team: Architect: Renée del Gaudio Architecture
Engineer - Structural: Correlate Structural Engineering
General Contractor: Coburn
Millworker: Marc Hunter Woodworking
Project Overview:
In the 1930s, a family from Denver, Colorado, built the first one-room log cabin in a secluded valley near Rocky Mountain National Park. Seven other families followed. Together, they created a summer experience of fishing, hiking, and horseback riding that has endured for four generations.
Camp Meeker, built by the grandson of the original family, explores and deepens the community’s future. It evokes memories of summers past while creating new possibilities for communal living. Camp Meeker’s zero-carbon design draws on the vernacular of early miner cabins while creating a new design language inspiring the community’s future.
Submission portfolio
Camp Meeker
Category
Small Project Awards > Up to $2.5 million in construction cost
Description
Design excellence is sustainable, resilient, and inclusive.
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