At Lynx Mountain's breathless crest at 5,400 Elevation, Skylynx Summit Residence emerges—a 110ft linear Modern Minimalist Monument where architecture kneels to the infinite. Colossal 28ft-wide by 10ft-high glass walls shatter convention, thrusting every room into raw communion with 360° wilderness and city pulse below. Master and guest suites plunge into forest reverence, city bedrooms pulse with nocturnal energy. 12ft ceilings lift the spirit skyward. The bonus room breathes—studio, retreat, sanctuary. Linear patios carve impossible cantilevers into the void, where built form and eternal landscape merge as one

Deep within Happy Jack Ranch's untouched 10-acre pine wilderness at 7,400ft elevation, Whispering Pine will rise as shadowed poetry—a steeply gabled rustic sanctuary where dark siding recedes into towering pines, stone base anchoring multi-pitched roofs that rake defiantly skyward. Tongue-and-groove vaults will soar 23', 20', and 13' high, exposed beams marching across 3,812sf of white oak floors.The great room's floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace glows against panoramic tree walls, master suite cradled by private hearth beneath vaulted canopy, loft cascading onto the monumental, covered deck. Here, architecture yields completely—gables, vast 1,230sf open deck, and expansive basement merging as eternal witnesses to Arizona's highest forest breath

Perched on North Scottsdale's elevated edge beside the prestigious Estancia neighborhood, Pinnacle Skyline Residence will command 5,500sf of modern luxury—4 bedrooms, 4 baths, and 4-car garage framing unobstructed vistas of Pinnacle Peak by day, glittering city lights by night. Sleek lines and expansive glass entwine architecture with landscape in continuous, naturalistic flow, cantilevered planes and polished surfaces dissolving boundaries into the infinite horizon. Here, primary suites and great room volumes pivot toward the valley's electric pulse, infinity edges weaving rooflines seamlessly into the McDowell skyline. Opulence yields to orientation—pure form crowning Scottsdale's most coveted crest as landscape and structure breathe as one