Stone Ridge sits on an open ridge where weather moves fast and the sky does most of the work. The form is held deliberately low and horizontal so that the building reads as part of the ridge rather than against it.
A heavy stone base anchors the residence to the land, with deep terraces and tall glazing tucked into the mass. It’s the kind of restrained composition that the Native Modern approach asks for: a building in conversation with its site, not competing with it.