Crossing the Desert Like a Bridge | Bridge View House

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Discover the stunning Bridge View House, located in Paradise Valley, Arizona, a masterpiece by Kendle Design Collaborative that transforms extreme desert conditions into bold architectural solutions. Designed on a steep slope with hillside zoning and large setbacks, this modern home floats above the rugged landscape, framing panoramic views of the mountains, valley, and city.

This contemporary desert house is organized into two levels: the upper floor features open living spaces, a minimalist kitchen with walnut millwork, and the master suite—all designed to maximize the breathtaking desert views. The lower level includes guest suites, children’s bedrooms, and indoor-outdoor recreational areas, connected by a dramatic bridge-like volume.

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With cantilevered roofs, curved block walls, and a palette of oxidized steel, concrete block, and pigmented stucco, the house blends seamlessly with the natural desert surroundings, offering shade, thermal comfort, and striking visual contrast.

Perfect for fans of modern architecture, desert living, and luxury house design, this tour will inspire you with its bold forms, natural materials, and integration with the arid Arizona landscape.

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Architects: Kendle Design Collaborative
Location: Paradise Valley / Arizona / USA
Area: 7000 ft²
Year: 2019
Photographs: Kevin Brost

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