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1 week agoOsler House / Scott and Scott Architects
Mid-century 1½‑story Vancouver bungalow retains staggered 3x6 cedar roof planes, mature tree canopy, concrete brick hearth, and south-facing clerestory and terrace glazing.
Casa Vernate, a renovated home by Enrico Sassi Architetto, sits on a wooded slope above the Agno-Porto Ceresio branch of Lake Lugano in Vernate, Switzerland. Designed in 1972 by Unterlöhner + Waibel of Ulm, the single-family house occupies a narrow terrace with long views toward the water and surrounding hills. The original structure combines exposed brick walls with a load-bearing timber system insulated and clad in wood. An asymmetrical gable roof shapes the interior of the sleeping wing, where sloped ceilings follow the roofline.