The Badminton School: A 90 Bed Boarding House in Bristol’s Conservation Area
The building façade displays untreated Siberian Larch and an invisible green roof to create habitats in an urban context.
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The building façade displays untreated Siberian Larch and an invisible green roof to create habitats in an urban context.
This building was built not merely as an object, but a series of fluid external and internal spaces with an open form folding to create those spaces and allow a free flow of the space inside.
The firm has successfully arranged the interior to look simple yet elegant. It comes with IPE wood flooring, limestone countertops, zebrawood cabinet doors with mahogany end panels, and Douglas Fir trim and doors.
The panorama of the city and also the river makes Résidence de la Côte-Rouge has its own special image for everyone who sees it. This pavilion is not only about residential heritage but also about the best living space with the best landscape view too.
The home displays a thin profile, allowing for maximum passive natural lighting and ventilation to reduce the need for overpriced mechanical and lighting systems.
The design approach was aimed to maximize natural light reception into the access lane and common outdoor areas between the volumes.
Due to its spectacular design, the house has earned spotlight on a show and won several awards in the process. In July – August 2017, the Wave House participated in the annual Finnish Housing Fair held in Mikkeli.
The Camp MINOH consists of four cozy sleeping nooks, four full bathrooms, and one-half bath. The interior is mostly bright with open living spaces suitable for extended family gatherings. When summer rolls around, this residence is perfect for adventure and other outdoor activities.
A rooftop patio placed above the garage was built given the lot’s tight parameters and predominantly shared landscape. In the rooftop patio, there is a vegetable garden and a lounge space.
The house appears light due to the off-white cement used in the concrete architecture. The firm also used CNC routed marine plywood shutters to shade and protect the house from the wind.
The main architecture of Pavillon d’accueil de la Seigneurie des Aulnaies is based on the heritage site. The architect of this house wants to show an awesome building on a special heritage site without reducing the natural heritage characteristic.