BEVERLY

The Beverly residence showcases a striking modern architectural composition shaped by a deliberate progression of tiered roof planes. Rising to twenty-eight feet in the great room, stepping to eighteen feet over the central living spaces and porte cochere, and settling at ten feet along the perimeter, the form creates a dynamic profile rooted in contemporary Arizona architecture. Honed travertine and combed basalt establish a refined material palette, while the walnut front door and a vertical black marble slab define the entry with a bold architectural statement. Clean metal-fascia profiles emphasize each tier with crisp precision, highlighting the clarity of the layered geometry. Tongue-and-groove teak soffits warm the undersides of the roof planes, adding depth and craft. The result is a cohesive modern design that reflects the elevated architectural character of Paradise Valley.