Mystic Creek Clubhouse

El Dorado, AR

The clean silhouette of this two-story clubhouse blends beautifully with the rolling, wooded hills of the Mystic Creek Golf Club, recognized as one of Arkansas’ premier courses. Inspired by the historic rural architecture of E. Fay Jones, the timber frame is infilled with glazing to allow daylight and views of nature within the space. Designers organized the clubhouse’s program and structural elements using an evenly spaced grid of local southern yellow pine glulam beams and wood roof decking. The expressive roof forms broad overhangs along the perimeter to provide outdoor shaded walkways and seating areas while still allowing unobstructed views. The design team also selected timber to reduce the building’s embodied energy; in addition to wood’s inherent carbon benefits, the exposed timber structure minimizes the need for additional finishes.

Version History
  • Project uploaded by WoodWorks on 03-10-2022
Project Details
  • Year Built

    2021

  • Number Of Stories

    1

  • Bldg system

    Mass Timber

  • Sq. Meters

    780

  • Construction Type:

    III-B

  • Building Type:

    Civic (Recreational)

  • Material Types:

    Mass Timber
    Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT)

Project Team
  • DLR Group
    DLR Group Architect
  • Harry Smith Structural Engineer
  • Jonathan Hopkins Acoustic Specialist
  • Mark Morris Architect
  • Murphy USA Building Owner / Developer
  • Stephen Lane General Contractor
Version History
  • Project uploaded by WoodWorks on 03-10-2022
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