The Timber Lake Build – New Home Build in the Heart of the Rocky Mountains

This project is a new house build located in the high mountains of Utah near Park City. This house was designed and built under the direction of Robin Stock Interior Design. This home is designed to entertain guest by providing shaded relaxing gathering spaces with beautiful views of the mountains in the background, all while still be easy to maintain and upkeep. The basement apartment was created as an attractive, comfortable, bright apartment that is welcoming, easy to maintain, and user-friendly. This project is currently in progress and we will continue to add updates, videos and pictures. We hope you enjoy your journey with us and gain confidence that you to can design and build the home you have always dreamed of.

Designs

As our children have grown and left home we found our home becoming more and more a place for entertainment and to host our growing family as we began to have grandchildren. We wanted something to entertain in and enjoy the beautiful views of the mountains, yet something that was easy to maintain. We also were excited to get away from the hustle of the city life.

PDF of Plans for Timber Lakes Build

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vASSPjBIUG9ddvbS7kyQAYBAU0aMF8le/view?usp=sharing

Before Pictures

This Land has beautiful views, green foliage, and quite peaceful surroundings. Here is a video link of the property.

Video of Land

Introduction Video to our Build

This short clip is an introduction to where we started creating video for our build. We already had the main foundation walls built when we started to do our filming of this house build.

The Foundation

Introducing the work

In this short clip we describe the work we will be doing and give you a walk around the foundation walls.

Water Proofing the foundation walls and footings

One of the first steps we needed to do in order to move forward on our Timber Lakes build was to water proof our basement. In Utah most people don’t do much more then apply a water proofing membrane or tar on their walls. However, being up in the snow and getting a lot of water run off we decided we wanted something better. We did six things to help protect our foundation and walls from outside water getting through.