Mountain house plans are typically designed with a long and shallow footprint to take advantage of a hillside condition. Many of our Mountain house plans have what we refer to as an inverted floor plan where the secondary bedrooms are located in the daylight basement in order to take advantage of a lot that slopes off to the rear rather than designing a plan with bedrooms on a second floor. Mountain house plans often incorporate the use of heavy timbers and stone elements that are indigenous to the area in which they are built.
Architectural styles are plans where the exterior characteristics are influenced by the area of the world in which they originated. Architectural styles are influenced greatly by the materials indigenous to the region as well as the climate where they were created.
Plan collections are plans where the design is influenced by one or more specific conditions such as Site and lifestyle conditions. Plan collections can include all types of Architectural styles.
