work
Where Grit Meets Integrity
“When we build, let us think that we build forever. Let it not be for present delight nor present use alone.”
–John Ruskin
Explore past projects to get a sense of Sierra James Construction’s scope of work and commitment to quality!
WESTSIDE
Situated in the original “Millhouse” neighborhood near Drake Park, this NW Bend home has roots dating back to the early 1900s. The structure was fully torn down to the foundation, and all of the vintage rough-sawn fir studs and planks were salvaged and reused for interior details.
VIEW PROJECT
NW CROSSING
Recently relocated to Bend, these style-savvy homeowners wanted to bring a little of their California flair to their new home in NW Crossing. The designer proposed an on-trend “griege” custom cabinet, dark natural stone countertops, and handmade designer tile.
VIEW PROJECT
BROKEN TOP
A “home away from home,” these SF-based clients wanted to modernize their winter vacation home in the prestigious community of Broken Top. Fabulous spa-inspired updates to the primary bathroom included a marble-clad walk-in steam shower, premium custom casework, and a contemporary freestanding soaking tub.
VIEW PROJECT
WYCHUS CREEK CANYON ESTATES
Featured in Bend Magazine’s “New-Build: Fine Farmhouse,” this 2,500 SF boutique new construction project is nestled amongst old-growth juniper and ponderosa pine trees in Sisters, OR.
VIEW PROJECT
DESCHUTES RIVER
Perched 100’ atop a volcanic rimrock cliff, this “Modern Mountain House” started as a complete tear-down and was rebuilt from the foundation up. Walls of glass gave the homeowner spectacular views of the legendary Deschutes River rapids below.
VIEW PROJECT
WEST HILLS
As seen on HGTV’s Design and Remodel reality series “Mom and Me,” this bohemian-chic project comprised of a whole house remodel.
VIEW PROJECT
AWBREY BUTTE
A Scandinavian take on simplistic ADU living in NW Bend. This custom new construction project embraced ski chalet exterior aesthetics with premium fiberglass windows and vertical cedar siding.
VIEW PROJECT
