Unique and Beautiful Curved Wooden House Design, Integral House by Shim-Sutcliffe Architects
Having land in steep areas with areas that are difficult to obtain access is not an obstacle to creating a beautiful home. This is like a house project done by Shim-Sutcliffe architect, who worked on a house on the edge of Toronto, which is used as a place of architecture and music. This project is like a beautiful rhythm tone, flowing gently, designed with wavy contours of the river valley, with a series of beautiful maple and beech wood.
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Wood grooves arranged to provide a uniqueness and beauty of the most prominent in this house, starting from the windows and stairs, arranged in a winding wooden path and very smooth. Section in the form of window with wood fin Vertical beautiful and unique, giving the incoming light is easier to flood the room, while also contributing to the acoustic performance of the interior performance space.
The view towards the cliff makes a distinct advantage against visual scope in this house, with the level of the house there is a double room as a balcony. The more modern design with beautiful visuals, seen from the roof of the house with green color, which is used to reduce the heat, but it also became a design aesthetic beauty that can be viewed from many angles. The materials used to build this house, also to be expected for an aesthetic and quality to survive based on life cycle cost calculation.
In this project also carried out various experiments such as one integrated element in the form of blue glass staircase, which is the result of collaboration glass artist Mimi Gellman and Shim-Sutcliffe Architects, and structural engineer David Bowick. Glass also filter the natural light from skylights through the blue stairs, various innovations in art and architecture, creating something beautiful. Detailed information visit the Shim-Sutcliffe architect.
Photographer: James Dow, Edmonton, Alberta via