Coyote House

The Coyote House represents deep design collaboration between architecture and landscape to create an elegant living environment in harmony with nature. Interacting and contributing positively to site nutrient, energy, material, and water cycles was set as a baseline with Platinum-level LEED Certification used as an additional indicator of integrated design. While high-tech technologies are a part of the home, many important regenerative and sustainable features of the project are smart but decidedly simple.

The home fosters a serene lifestyle with an architectural identity that is both environmentally and aesthetically forward-thinking, serving as a demonstration of “what’s possible” in design.

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Modern hillside residence with curved roof and expansive glazing.
Contemporary hillside residence featuring a green roof and solar shade structure.
Modern residential entry with wood plank door, exposed steel beams, and natural light.
Contemporary open kitchen with wood cabinetry, integrated appliances, and island seating.
Contemporary open living space with steel framing and floor-to-ceiling glazing.
Modern residential bedroom featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and natural light.
Modern residential balcony with wood flooring, minimal railing, and outdoor fireplace.
Contemporary stair wall with exposed concrete blocks and integrated air plants.
Modern bathroom vanity with double sinks and wood cabinetry.


Blackbird Team | Adam Sharkey, Ken Radtkey
Structural Engineer | T&S Structural
Mechanical, Plumbing, & Title 24 Engineer | Mechanical Engineering Consultants
Landscape Architect | VAI Van Atta Associates Inc.
Photography | Tyson Ellis