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An architectural masterpiece set among one of the most famous ski resorts in the world, 1724 Geneva Drive is a home that is as rare and unique as the valley within which it is located and, to no surprise, has been the focus of Architectural Digest Magazine. Designed by the famous architect Jack Snow of RKD Architects, this three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath, two-car garage home is truly Rocky Mountain contemporary; created from the finest mix of concrete, glass, steel, and wood, which combine in artful ebbs and flows from the barrel-vaulted roof to the steel-truss system and adjoining bridge that rises three stories from the driveway to the mountain top entrance of this spectacular home. As with any mountain modern estate, amenities abound through the unique yet simple configuration, and ample outdoor living space allows residents to enjoy the beauty of the surrounding landscape with lodgepole pines, spruce, and aspen trees, creating a veil of privacy around the floor to ceiling windows. https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/rkd-article
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An architectural masterpiece set among one of the most famous ski resorts in the world, 1724 Geneva Drive is a home that is as rare and unique as the valley within which it is located and, to no surprise, has been the focus of Architectural Digest Magazine. Designed by the famous architect Jack Snow of RKD Architects, this three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath, two-car garage home is truly Rocky Mountain contemporary; created from the finest mix of concrete, glass, steel, and wood, which combine in artful ebbs and flows from the barrel-vaulted roof to the steel-truss system and adjoining bridge that rises three stories from the driveway to the mountain top entrance of this spectacular home. As with any mountain modern estate, amenities abound through the unique yet simple configuration, and ample outdoor living space allows residents to enjoy the beauty of the surrounding landscape with lodgepole pines, spruce, and aspen trees, creating a veil of privacy around the floor to ceiling windows.
https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/rkd-article
