Designed by Patkau Designers in 2013, Hadaway House is a private home, a snow nation house situated in Whistler, English Columbia, Canada. This snow nation house is situated on a northwest slant ignoring an all encompassing perspective of Whistler valley in southwest English Columbia. Development is a half breed of solid and confined frameworks.
The outside type of the house is molded by the convergence of two vital contemplations: The first is the suitable building foot shaped impression and tallness. The second is the need to shed snow from the rooftop into suitable stockpiling zones inside of the site. The principle level is basically one huge space with living, eating and kitchen zones and an outside deck all of which open up to the valley view.
Underneath, on the least level, are more personal spaces lodging visitor rooms and a second living range, and additionally a huge administration space. Available specifically from the carport access to the house, this administration space bolsters life in snow nation – where wet garments are hung to dry or tossed straightforwardly into the clothing, where skiers can store all the gear of their day's exercises.
Another stair unites this lower level to an open air yard underneath the house, the main level ground on the precarious site other than that at the front passage. The sculptural volume that rises up out of this convergence of expelled building foot shaped impression and collapsing snow-shed rooftop is involved in a way that keeps up the inalienable plastic properties of the building form.The pieces and dividers which encase the lower floor are solid, while the highest levels are a composite steel and substantial timber structure with wood-outline infil
SNOW PRIVATE RESIDENCE WITH HYBRID OF MONOLITHIC AND FRAMED CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS IN WHISTLER CANADA
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| SNOW PRIVATE RESIDENCE WITH HYBRID OF MONOLITHIC AND FRAMED CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS IN WHISTLER CANADA |
The outside type of the house is molded by the convergence of two vital contemplations: The first is the suitable building foot shaped impression and tallness. The second is the need to shed snow from the rooftop into suitable stockpiling zones inside of the site. The principle level is basically one huge space with living, eating and kitchen zones and an outside deck all of which open up to the valley view.
Underneath, on the least level, are more personal spaces lodging visitor rooms and a second living range, and additionally a huge administration space. Available specifically from the carport access to the house, this administration space bolsters life in snow nation – where wet garments are hung to dry or tossed straightforwardly into the clothing, where skiers can store all the gear of their day's exercises.
Another stair unites this lower level to an open air yard underneath the house, the main level ground on the precarious site other than that at the front passage. The sculptural volume that rises up out of this convergence of expelled building foot shaped impression and collapsing snow-shed rooftop is involved in a way that keeps up the inalienable plastic properties of the building form.The pieces and dividers which encase the lower floor are solid, while the highest levels are a composite steel and substantial timber structure with wood-outline infil
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