
ARCHITECT'S ATELIER
seclusion
This modern forest house is designed not just to provide working space, but also to allow creation of calm and relaxing home atmosphere. Intact forest environment is more beneficial for stressful city life as well as provides more privacy. Facade marks extensive use of glass in order to transmit as much as daylight into the house as possible and to allow maximum visibility of forest scenery from the house. At the same time, full-height windows create a dialogue with the forest.
Dominant white color is used throughout the house to reflect daylight and make the interior brighter. Timber battens at the facade are highlighted in the contrasting dark brown color to create focal points, leading to a blend of natural colors and textures inspired by the surrounding nature. As a result, the house becomes a part of the woodland.
CLIENT'S REQUIREMENTS
Wall-less house in the forest
White color surfaces inside and outside the house
A sunken spa pool at the rear deck
2 lazy chairs and a coffee table at the front deck
PRECEDENT STUDY






FINAL MODEL

PRESENTATION BOARD
PERSPECTIVE VIEWS
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