The 'Landscape Fence' by Heri&Salli is featured in a private Australian home. The steel structure is constructed to protect a swimming pool from the sun's rays and to provide its inhabitants with a sense of privacy.
The dynamic structure features a geometric surface, made to resemble a rustic fence, constructed into a three-dimensional form that stretches over half a pool. Instead of separating the pool from the beautiful nature around it, this awe-inspiring enclosure fuses itself with its surrounding landscape.
Heri&Salli designers Josef Saller and Heribert Wolfmayr's creation is meant to give the illusion of an open space, conveying a feeling of vastness volume. The structure's solid flat steel frame features curved elements that stand out against a natural landscape while moving in tune with its directional lines. A stunning architectural piece, the 'Landscape Fence' by Heri&Salli is the perfect finishing touch to an Australian dream home.
Fenced Geometry Enclosures
The Landscape Fence by Heri&Salli is Awe-Inspiring
Trend Themes
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3. Illusion of Open Space - Innovative designs that create the illusion of an open space by using solid flat steel frames and curved elements that move in tune with the environment's directional lines.
Industry Implications
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