The Walter S. Zimmerman House (1931), designed by Wade Hampton Pipes, is a masterwork of Portland’s Arts & Crafts tradition, blending handcrafted detail with early modernist simplicity. Its textured brick walls, curving stair tower, and sweeping bow-window bays are set gracefully into a wooded hillside with panoramic mountain views. Through the careful use of perspective, light, and composition, the photography highlights the home’s enduring character, revealing both its intimate craftsmanship and its larger harmony with the landscape.