The 'house between the trees' exemplifies sustainability with its minimized concrete use, focusing instead on breathable wooden construction that blends seamlessly with the natural surroundings.
With a unique foundation approach utilizing screwed piles and edge casting of concrete, the design reduces the total concrete volume, thus lowering climate impact while emphasizing aesthetic appeal.
The design incorporates a clever use of space, with distinct areas designated for family activities and private retreats that maximize natural light and connection to nature.
The construction details, such as Douglas fir and east veneer finishes, not only emphasize durability but also contribute to a charming aesthetic that ages beautifully over time.
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