
Residential
McAfee Residence (in progress)
A forest home that earns its footprint.
Two bars of program, one organizing principle: work with the land, not against it.
The McAfee Residence is organized around two offset bars. One runs north to south to capture ample southern daylight. The other runs parallel to the topography, limiting excavation and terracing on a forested site. Structure is the design element — the organizational logic is visible throughout.
Inside, the house sits at the intersection of contemporary Pacific Northwest architecture and the warmth of a genuinely livable home. Clerestory windows flood the interior with diffuse, low-glare light. Window walls and indoor-outdoor spaces blur the line between inside and out, including an exterior sauna patio that extends the living area into the trees. Open concept living is balanced with defined separation of spaces, walls kept where they belong.
The spatial sequence is deliberate: ceiling planes shift as you move through the house, alternating compression and release. The forest arrives quietly into nearly every room.
Location
Bend, OR
Client
Private
Size
4,300 sq. ft.
Year
(2026)
Category
Residential
General Contractor
Bigfoot Contracting
Project Team
Terra Heating and Cooling
Full Service Electric
Peak View Plumbing
Ridgeline Contracting
Dan Hunter
Tim Hunter
Ryan Watson
Chris Smart
Phillip Ashley
Tim Untz
Hayden
Ryan Vehey
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