A multi-level floating system reaching well past the shallows, with a long approach walkway, a slip for the boat and room to sit.
Redstone is deep, open and moves a lot of water when the wind gets up. A floating system was the obvious call — it rides whatever the lake is doing and stays level underfoot no matter where the water sits that month.
The walkway carries you out past the shallow water before the dock opens up, so the usable part of the build is in real depth rather than sitting on weed and rock.
Laid out around how the family actually uses it: somewhere to bring the boat in and tie off safely, somewhere to swim from, and somewhere to sit at the end of the day.
Decks stepped down to the waterline so getting in and out of the water — or a kayak — stops being a scramble.
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