Project Details

DesignerHudson DesignArchitectWard-Young Architecture & PlanningFabricatorWire ElementsPhotographyJason DarnealApplicationsLocationTruckee, CA, US

Martis Camp

Three different woven wire mesh patterns were used throughout this beautiful Truckee. California mountain home. The simple yet elegant M22-8 twin wire intercrimp mesh pattern is welded to a 1.5" flat bar frame and makes up the homes main staircase railing going up to the second floor. The high percent open area of this wire mesh maintains the open concept feel of this well lit space. P-286 is a smaller scale square plain crimp wire mesh pattern that contrasts beautifuly with the painted kitchen cabinets and stained locker cabinets. Lastly, maximizing clear opening without sacrificing strength, the big L-70 (4" Mesh .375" Lockcrimp) mesh pattern is a mainstay in the western mountain states as exterior deck railing mesh infill panel material.

 
M22-8 architectural woven wire mesh infill on this staircase maintains the uninterrupted sight lines in this home.P-286 contrasts with the painted kitchen cabinets and stained locker cabinets.P-286 contrasts with the painted kitchen cabinets and stained locker cabinets.