Flying V House

Set on a serene horse pasture in the heart of Greenwood Village, Colorado, the Flying V Ranch House rests quietly within its landscape, harmonizing with its expansive surroundings through low, deliberate forms that frame a courtyard opening toward distant mountain views.

Indoor - Outdoor Flow

Low Profile Rooflines

Warm, Tactile Interiors

PROJECT TYPE

Single Family Residence

SIZE

4,380 Square Feet, 3 Bed/ 3.5 Bath

ARCHITECTURE TEAM

Adam Wagoner, Justin Towart

RENDERINGS

Bobak Studio

Architect & Interiors: High, Low, Buffalo MEP Engineering: Dake Collaborative Structural Engineering: H+O Structural Engineering Visualization: High, Low, Buffalo

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Composed of long stone slabs and dark glass walls, the Flying V Ranch House balances mass and transparency beneath two continuous gable roofs. Dormered spaces are tucked discreetly within the roofline, maintaining the calm, single-story profile from
From two quiet bars and a single connector, the house radiates into its landscape. Covered terraces and a long, central pool form moments of pause and reflection, while the edges dissolve into open prairie — architecture giving way to the softness of

“The design Adam did for us genuinely brought tears to our eyes - he really heard our desires and brought them all to life.”

-Jennie T.

“The design Adam did for us genuinely brought tears to our eyes - he really heard our desires and brought them all to life.”

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A restrained palette — white walls, timber beams, and a wood-lined ceiling — defines a quiet, tactile interior. The crafted “jewel boxes” glow with rich paneling, evoking recalling the intimacy of Victorian parlors on the western frontier. Curved sta
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Two linear volumes — a living bar and a sleeping bar — angle gently apart to form a sun-filled courtyard. Within this larger framework, a series of crafted wooden “jewel boxes” — the kitchen and pantry, an entry art wall and coat closet, and the primary bath — organize and warm the interior, bringing texture and intimacy to the open plan.

A look into our process…