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Black Butte Lodge
Immersed in Nature Through Modern Design
A Lodge Shaped by Light and Landscape
Set among the towering pines of Central Oregon, Black Butte Lodge is a contemporary retreat designed to dissolve the boundary between interior spaces and the natural environment. Expansive glazing defines the architecture, with ViewMax Plus Timber Curtain Wall, Direct Glaze Plus, Clad Commercial Doors, and Aspen 2.0 casement windows forming sweeping walls of glass that frame forest views and shifting seasonal light. Designed by Hacker Architects and built by Kirby Nagelhout Construction Co., the lodge balances bold modern form with warmth and material depth. The project is captured by Jeremy Bittermann / JBSA, highlighting its seamless integration with the surrounding landscape.
A Lodge Shaped by Light and Landscape
Set among the towering pines of Central Oregon, Black Butte Lodge is a contemporary retreat designed to dissolve the boundary between interior spaces and the natural environment. Expansive glazing defines the architecture, with ViewMax Plus Timber Curtain Wall, Direct Glaze Plus, Clad Commercial Doors, and Aspen 2.0 casement windows forming sweeping walls of glass that frame forest views and shifting seasonal light. Designed by Hacker Architects and built by Kirby Nagelhout Construction Co., the lodge balances bold modern form with warmth and material depth. The project is captured by Jeremy Bittermann / JBSA, highlighting its seamless integration with the surrounding landscape.
Forest-Driven Architectural Elements
A thoughtful combination of large-scale glazing and natural materials designed to maximize daylight, views, and connection to the surrounding pine forest.
Walls of Glass That Frame the Landscape
The ViewMax Plus Timber Curtain Wall creates expansive, uninterrupted views while allowing natural light to fill the lodge’s interior throughout the day.
Contrast Through Material Palette
Warm Douglas fir interiors are paired with a Black 023 exterior finish, creating a refined contrast that enhances the lodge’s modern aesthetic while grounding it in its natural setting.
Seamless Indoor–Outdoor Experience
Direct Glaze Plus units and clad commercial doors support open sightlines and fluid movement between interior gathering spaces and the outdoors.
Walls of Glass That Frame the Landscape
The ViewMax Plus Timber Curtain Wall creates expansive, uninterrupted views while allowing natural light to fill the lodge’s interior throughout the day.
Contrast Through Material Palette
Warm Douglas fir interiors are paired with a Black 023 exterior finish, creating a refined contrast that enhances the lodge’s modern aesthetic while grounding it in its natural setting.
Balanced Design Harmony
Direct Glaze Plus units and clad commercial doors support open sightlines and fluid movement between interior gathering spaces and the outdoors.
Design Details That Matter
Primary Systems: ViewMax Plus Timber Curtain Wall, Direct Glaze Plus, Clad Commercial Doors, and Aspen 2.0 casement windows, selected for their ability to deliver scale, transparency, and performance.
Interior Wood Species: Douglas fir, chosen to introduce warmth and texture against the home’s expansive glazing.
Exterior Clad Color: Black 023, providing a bold, contemporary contrast within the forested environment.
Details that Capture the Coast
Primary Systems: ViewMax Plus Timber Curtain Wall, Direct Glaze Plus, Clad Commercial Doors, and Aspen 2.0 casement windows, selected for their ability to deliver scale, transparency, and performance.
Interior Wood Species: Douglas fir, chosen to introduce warmth and texture against the home’s expansive glazing.
Exterior Clad Color: Black 023, providing a bold, contemporary contrast within the forested environment.
A Lodge Defined by Transparency and Warmth
Black Butte Lodge stands as a refined example of modern retreat design—where expansive window systems and thoughtful material choices elevate both architectural expression and the experience of living within nature.
Architecture & Interiors: Hacker Architects | Builder: Kirby Nagelhout Construction Co. | Photographer: Jeremy Bittermann / JBSA
