Green Eco Lodge on Flathead Lake in Montana

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Designed by Andersson Wise Architects, the absolutely gorgeous architecture of this fishing camp and lodge will have you dreaming of lazy days atop its decks overlooking the lake, with a cup of tea on one hand, a good book in the other.

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It was a modern eco-lodge of Stone Creek Camp on Flathead Lake, Montana. As eco-friendly as it is beautiful, green features abound throughout the entire complex, including a stacked wood facade built from fallen trees on site, a green roof and an integrated, energy efficient design.

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The Lake House is the core of the camp and serves as the main residence with its own kitchen, living room and amenities. A beautiful stacked “cordwood wall” for the interior and exterior of the home was built from Douglas Firs found on-site.

The roof of the Lake House features a beautiful sod green roof that provides insulation and infiltration. Most of the materials for the camp, including the stone, wood, siding, windows and doors were all sourced regionally.

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All of the decking and floors are made from durable and rot resistant IPE wood and parts of the building’s exterior utilizes low-maintenance and naturally oxidizing Corten steel.

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Energy efficient design is achieved with radiant floor heating, high performance and spectrally selective windows as well as super tight, closed cell foam insulation and a cold roof system to prevent ice dams.

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source: inhabitat, anderssonwise, stonecreekmontana