For CAMPout House, where a family environment was the priority, safety and privacy were the most critical concerns. To achieve this, Faulkner Architects designed the structure in harmony with the slope of the land — creating a protected and private sanctuary that feels both secure and intimate.

The result is a residence that is not only resilient against natural disasters, but also offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere — a space that balances seclusion with serenity, and fortification with familial comfort.

In summary, the CAMPout House designed by Faulkner Architects stands out not only in terms of aesthetics, but also in terms of functionality and security. Its resistance to natural disasters, the protection of privacy and the creation of a warm family atmosphere are important features of this unique residence.

In harmony with the nature of the Tahoe River, the house functions as both a luxurious vacation spot and a safe haven, successfully combining the desire for a life in touch with nature with a modern architectural approach.