Prow Point

A98 | Project Summary

This modern mountain home in Evergreen, Colorado was designed for a growing family seeking both function and beauty. At its heart is a dramatic ship-prow window wall that captures panoramic mountain views and floods the interiors with natural light. A spacious wraparound deck expands the living area outdoors, creating seamless indoor-outdoor living for every season. Clean architectural lines, expansive glass, and thoughtful detailing define this high-altitude retreat — a custom new construction that balances modern design with the spirit of Colorado mountain living.

  3800 SF

  Evergreen, Colorado

  Unison Builds

  2.5 Years

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NEW CONSTRUCTION

Signature Design Process

• Phase 01: Predesign & Contractor Selection

  - Site analysis

  - Existing conditions

  - Budgeting

  - Code review

  - Contractor interviews negotiation

• Phase 02: Schematic Design & Design Development

  - Basic design concept generation

  - 1-2 Iterations on a theme design evolution

  - Plan approval to move forward to construction documents

• Phase 03: Construction Docs & Finish Selection

  - Detailed drawings

  - 1 Major edit allowed

  - Finish selection

  - Permit comments

• Phase 04: Construction Observation

  - Minimum of 3-5 site visits during construction

  - Ensure the follow-through of the original design intent

Architectural Services

Architectural Design & Planning

Site Analysis & Integration

Structural & Engineering Coordination

Exterior Design & Materials

Interior Layout & Features

Construction Support

Before

After

NEW CONSTRUCTION

Common Questions

• What permits are required for a new custom home in Colorado?

  A full building permit is required, along with zoning review, structural engineering, energy compliance documentation, and site-specific approvals such as septic or fire access where applicable.

• How do you site a home to capture views?

  We studied sun angles, slope orientation, and sightlines to strategically place the prow-facing window wall and deck—ensuring the home feels deeply connected to its natural surroundings.

• What’s the essence of mountain modern design?

  Clean lines, natural materials like wood and stone, and expansive glazing that blurs the line between indoors and outdoors—all grounded in simplicity and livability.

• What makes a home feel ready for a growing family?

  This design includes flexible bedroom spaces, an open-concept main floor, and a future-focused layout that adapts as needs evolve over time.