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AutoCamp Yosemite
AutoCamp Yosemite
Midpines, CA, United States
Finalist, 2020 A+Awards, Hospitality - Hotels & Resorts
Project Featured on Jan 07, 2021
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AutoCamp Yosemite
Midpines, CA, United States
Finalist, 2020 A+Awards, Hospitality - Hotels & Resorts
Project Featured on Jan 07, 2021
Project of the Day on Jan 07, 2021
Firm
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2019
SIZE
3000 sqft - 5000 sqft
BUDGET
Undisclosed
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Surrounded by the iconic redwoods and firs of the Sierra Nevada mountains, this clubhouse for a boutique hotel company draws inspiration from the surrounding geology and material landscape. Providing an updated version of the midcentury modern design language, this clubhouse acts as a pavilion to provide a flexible indoor/outdoor space in which to connect to the surrounding environment. Accompanied by designed landscapes, including a custom fireplace and outdoor dining, this clubhouse is an intimate vehicle to explore the natural environment.
The 4,400 SF, two story clubhouse acts as the fulcrum around which this boutique hospitality company organised its modern camping experience. Clad in weathered steel, natural, rough sawn timber, and expansive glass, the clean, rectilinear planes of the clubhouse complement the surrounding landscape and set the tone for the polished rural retreat.
Prompted by a project brief challenging the designers to re-imagine a new vision for remote camping, the clubhouse is intended to flex to support numerous types of programmatic elements, as well as providing guests with direct connections to the Sierra Nevadan landscape. The material palette continued to bring the surrounding environs directly into its interior, mixing sophisticated contemporary lines with rough-hewn materials.
More programmed areas of the floorplan only act to reinforce the connection between guests and the environment. Large-scale, low-slung seating areas with fire pits are skillfully situated throughout the clubhouse, showcasing striking views of the natural surroundings and encouraging a communal experience that honors the spirit and tradition of camping.
Credits:
- Quiring Construction - Contractor
- Geremia Design - Interior Design
- RRM Design Group - Civil Engineer
- Erin Feinflatt - Photography
- JMPE - Electrical Engineer
- Ashley & Vance Engineering - Structural Engineering
The 4,400 SF, two story clubhouse acts as the fulcrum around which this boutique hospitality company organised its modern camping experience. Clad in weathered steel, natural, rough sawn timber, and expansive glass, the clean, rectilinear planes of the clubhouse complement the surrounding landscape and set the tone for the polished rural retreat.
Prompted by a project brief challenging the designers to re-imagine a new vision for remote camping, the clubhouse is intended to flex to support numerous types of programmatic elements, as well as providing guests with direct connections to the Sierra Nevadan landscape. The material palette continued to bring the surrounding environs directly into its interior, mixing sophisticated contemporary lines with rough-hewn materials.
More programmed areas of the floorplan only act to reinforce the connection between guests and the environment. Large-scale, low-slung seating areas with fire pits are skillfully situated throughout the clubhouse, showcasing striking views of the natural surroundings and encouraging a communal experience that honors the spirit and tradition of camping.
Credits:
- Quiring Construction - Contractor
- Geremia Design - Interior Design
- RRM Design Group - Civil Engineer
- Erin Feinflatt - Photography
- JMPE - Electrical Engineer
- Ashley & Vance Engineering - Structural Engineering
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