This is a place to live, called “Steel Wooden House”, built with the local architecture to architect Joel Sherman of the GLS Design. Sherman, Spending time there exploring the local environment, depicting local architecture as primarily consisting of a simple wooden building in the style of “bear-moose-fish-motif.” So often people go in cycles of nostalgia to the past with retro -style building facade Sherman said, And the result-a false facade of supervision of the modern box.”
Instead of fighting with the natural contours of the site slopes downward Sherman used this as a major design element. “Too often people fall in love with the natural environment and then destroy the trees and change it, “complained an architect.
Instead of cutting down trees or change the scenery, Sherman created the volume, where the vertical plane cutting the site based on the column supports a large residence, which is suspended high in the surrounding tree canopy. Because of harsh winter, another important task is to correctly consider the roof. Most of the surrounding residential uses conventional pitched roof. Sherman, however, chose modern, flat alternative.
Merger indoor and outdoor space is very important for owners and architects. Sherman said that the use of wood is an essential requirement of the project – from the interior space is coated with red Tasmanian oak, cherry to mahogany panels on the exterior facing of the house.
Another way to combine internal and external space-the use of glass. Not only that Sherman used a large plane glass and glass-wrapped corners, but he also designed the interior space so that owners can enjoy the view from the house.
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