floating timber volume crowns forest house by kumiki architecture in the netherlands
Briefly

Kumiki Architecture has designed the Forest House in Oostvoorne, Netherlands, emphasizing sustainability with biobased materials and energy-efficient systems to create a harmonious living space.
Constructed primarily from cross-laminated timber and highlighted by charred Accoya wood, the Forest House blends seamlessly into its forested surroundings while showcasing the beauty of wood.
The interior features large glass windows that create a strong connection with the outdoors, while natural materials like loam walls enhance the indoor climate and aesthetics.
Forest House not only focuses on aesthetics but is also equipped with geothermal heating, energy-producing roofs, and rainwater reuse systems, ensuring it remains energy-efficient and environmentally friendly.
Read at designboom | architecture & design magazine
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