The site slopes toward Tims Ford Lake, and the design doesn’t fight it. Retaining walls curve to manage the grade while doubling as the organizing element of the entire home. Shaping the approach, defining the entry courtyard, and extending the path from the living spaces down to the dock.
From the street, the home is deliberate and private. From the water, it opens completely. That contrast is the point.
Stone, steel, and glass. Each material chosen for how it performs on a lakefront site in Tennessee, and how it reads against the landscape over time.
Water’s Edge is built around one concept: Let the Land Lead.
