The Vision
Lumen is named for what it does with light. Perched on the high meadow at Benloch Ranch above the Jordanelle valley, its double-height glass gables catch the first and last light of the day — sunrise over the Uintas on one face, alpenglow off the Wasatch on the other. Vertical cedar, cream fieldstone, and black standing-seam steel hold that glass in a composition that reads calm from the street and comes alive from inside.
The Roderick Approach
The stone base isn't a veneer gesture — it grounds the home into a sloped, exposed high-meadow lot where wind, snow, and freeze-thaw are the design brief. Deep gables carry the snow load, the covered deck extends the great room into the view for three seasons, and the glass walls are placed to frame the valley without ever cooking the interior. Quiet from the road. Unforgettable from the ridge.
Lumen is part of Roderick Builders' ongoing body of work at Benloch Ranch — see the Benloch Ranch collection and Harris Way for more of the neighborhood.
Some Homes Are Built Fast.
This Isn't One of Them.
Every stone on this facade was set by hand. Every cedar board was chosen, not shipped. That's the difference you're looking at.
Gallery
Outside
Lumen.
Gallery
Inside
Lumen.
The glass gables are what you see from the road. What they were built for is this — a cedar vault that runs the length of the house, a fieldstone chimney carried through two storeys, and white oak worked from the kitchen to the scullery to the bunk room.
On Film
Lumen,
Moving.
The Wellness Level
Gym, Sauna & Recovery —
In Four Parts.
Parts II–IV are rolling out now — follow along at @roderickbuilders and on YouTube.
Begin
A Home That Outlasts You.
Not Just Something You Own.
Lumen started as a bare high-meadow lot and an honest budget. Yours can start with a forty-five minute conversation.
Trapper or Travis will personally respond within 24 hours · or call directly — (435) 222-7198