I can imagine that the imagination to fly for our ancestors is to soar like an eagle. But if they could see the land from the sky, they could find a great reason to stay up there. And that’s exactly what we could find, a reason for building a house on a mountain. This house soars above the valley on the Camelback Mountain. The second level which gives the impression of an eagle wing is only supported by a sheer wall and an elevator tower, an elevator that accessing the living room, where the whole views and the majestic feeling of flying are captured. This level also houses the master bedroom, one of the best parts of the house to soar the lands. These impression are preserved in the pool, this pool seems wants to drop its water into the valley’s floor. And how’s the feeling of soaring from inside this house? That should be great absolutely, you may want to “fly” your sight to the skyline from the gorgeous living room with red carpet and beautiful fireplace which you could access directly from the guest parking, or you may get some views from the exotic and very interesting yellow kitchen. And, for the owners of the house Richard Yoder and Jeanne Doornbos, they may prefer the all red master bedroom best. This house is absolutely a place where we want to stay in the sky after we have realized the beauties of the lands without ever needed to go back down. The architect which “flies” the house was Michael P Johnson. [Via +mood]
