The dire state of the long-term housing market in the Tahoe–Truckee region is well documented and understood: Employees can’t find places to live, employers can’t find employees and prices continue to rise. The good news is that there are projects planned and under construction...
Modeling a home after the Martis Camp Lodge—winner of Tahoe Quarterly’s 2012 Commercial Construction Award—is setting the bar high. That was precisely the goal behind the Little Bear Lodge, which was designed to mirror the standout components of the swanky 50,000-square-foot lodge located just down...
The late Don Carano of Reno’s Eldorado and Silver Legacy had high-end taste, which is displayed in the lavish custom home he had built in the 1980s on Tahoe’s rocky East Shore....
Warm and welcoming vibes rule in this Incline Village home, with an eclectic array of personal decor from the owners adding character to a handsome design....
This one-of-a-kind home in the Sugar Bowl Village was designed for a third-generation member of a skiing family with a long history at one of the oldest ski resorts in the country....
Sponsored Content The trend in luxury home design of embracing an indoor-outdoor lifestyle is definitely on the rise, but the concept of joining a building to its natural surroundings is nothing new. Frank Lloyd Wright embraced the idea that living space should expand outdoors as a...
Welcome to Tahoe Quarterly’s 2019 Best of Tahoe Photo Contest. This year’s contest runs from February 20 through March 8. The same rules as last year apply (click here to see last year’s winners), but for those who are new to the contest or need...
At nearly the cruising altitude of a transcontinental jetliner, Jim Morrison clicked into his skis and peered down a sheer panel of Himalayan snow. One of the world’s most coveted ski lines lay below him—a precipitous couloir that split the face of Lhotse, the fourth...
Eighteen years ago, the biggest name in ski films traveled to a rural fishing town in southeast Alaska to visit Points North Heli-Adventures, the outsized corporate moniker for what was then just a 30-year-old ex-hockey pro living out his heli-skiing fantasy in the heart of...
Designed and built in the pre-Olympic solitude of 1950s Squaw Valley, the Klaussen Cabin was a simple affair that sat quietly on the south-facing hillside overlooking the valley. The 24-foot square box topped with folded roof planes and finished with walls of glass and redwood...