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Bricault Design shapes house to "share a language with the surrounding peaks" in Canada

Dezeen·Kate Mazade·20 days ago
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Canadian studio Bricault Design has created a cabin  informed by adjacent mountain peaks, featuring green roofs and slate cladding, to age in tandem with its wooded site in British Columbia , Canada. Known as Whistler Hideaway, the 1,268-square-foot (118-square-metre) residence balances the relationship between the sanctuary of the interior and the rugged landscape around the cabin. Bricault Design , a Vancouver-based practice, prioritised pedestrian and vehicular approaches that allowed residents and visitors to make the structure appear embedded in the landscape.  The siting also preserved existing wildlife corridors for local fauna.…

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