alloro estate residence, sherwood, oregon

Project Data

Completion: 2009
Client: David “N”
Architect: Thomas Johnson Architects, LLC

construction goals

We built a custom winery, as Phase I, in this client’s two-phase construction plan.    We returned to complete the residence, Phase II, of this Mediterranean inspired estate. 

This custom home is completely constructed with masonry block.  Colored stucco is placed on a majority of the exterior walls.  Interior walls are framed in a more conventional framing construction, providing superior insulation of the entire structure.  The conventional framing also allows for exposed architectural features to be seen throughout the residence.  Two large stone fireplaces, a commercial wood burning pizza oven and a one-of-a-kind stair newel post are prominent features of the home.  Terracotta tiles line the main floor, which is heated with a closed loop hydroponic system.  All doors, windows, cabinets, and storage built-ins were custom, quality crafted.

The outside of the home boasts a copper awning, wrought iron rails, and a back patio overlooking both the estate vineyard and a beautiful in-ground pool.  Solar collectors warm both the hydroponic floors and in-ground pool.  A detached three car garage completes the estate residence.