On a wooded Walker Lane lot in Salt Lake City, this custom residence takes its cues from what was already there. Mature trees set the terms — the house works around them, beneath them, and through them, with a low horizontal profile that settles into the landscape rather than imposing on it. Stone piers anchor the structure to the ground while black steel and full-height glass dissolve the boundary between inside and out. A boardwalk threads through the trees to the entry. A pool terrace opens to the canopy above. The result is a home that feels less built than found.
