This Wood-Clad House is Nestled in the Middle of a Forest
Mishal Omar — July 11, 2016 — Art & Design
References: cutler-anderson & abduzeedo
This wood-clad house looks as though it is part of the nature it is surrounded by.
Designed by 'Curler Anderson Architects' in Oregon, the home is accompanied by a small guest house that is connected to the home via a walkway. The home sits on a man-made pond that was designed in order to fully immerse the residents with nature and that the structure is surrounded by. The house is predominantly made from wood, with the material being the main aesthetic feature in both the exterior and the interior. Floor-to-ceiling glass windows allow the residents of this wood-clad house to have full views of the surrounding pond, courtyard and forest.
This wood-clad house is inspired by the natural world and encourages interaction between people and their environments.
Designed by 'Curler Anderson Architects' in Oregon, the home is accompanied by a small guest house that is connected to the home via a walkway. The home sits on a man-made pond that was designed in order to fully immerse the residents with nature and that the structure is surrounded by. The house is predominantly made from wood, with the material being the main aesthetic feature in both the exterior and the interior. Floor-to-ceiling glass windows allow the residents of this wood-clad house to have full views of the surrounding pond, courtyard and forest.
This wood-clad house is inspired by the natural world and encourages interaction between people and their environments.
Trend Themes
1. Biophilic Architecture - Exploring the integration of natural elements in architectural design to create a harmonious connection with the environment.
2. Sustainable Building Materials - Utilizing eco-friendly materials, like wood, to minimize environmental impact while maintaining aesthetic appeal.
3. Indoor-outdoor Living - Designing spaces that blur the boundaries between interior and exterior, promoting a seamless transition and connection to nature.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Design - Opportunity for architects and designers to incorporate biophilic elements and sustainable materials in their projects for environmentally conscious clients.
2. Construction - Demand for construction companies to specialize in eco-friendly building practices and technologies to meet sustainability goals.
3. Real Estate - Increasing value and marketability of properties that prioritize biophilic design and indoor-outdoor living experiences for potential buyers seeking eco-friendly homes.
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