Project
Shore House by Stanley Office of Architecture
A technically ambitious regional-modern house that turns an exceptionally steep Kootenay Lake site into a treetop living environment through deep foundations, cantilevered construction and a materially specific response to British Columbia’s landscape.
- Location
- Nelson, British Columbia, Canada, on the edge of Kootenay Lake
- Organizations
- Stanley Office of Architecture — Architect; Juniper Structural Engineers — Structural engineer of record and structural-steel detailer; GeoPacific Consultants Ltd. — Geotechnical engineering; Crowsnest Engineering — Geotechnical engineering; RAMM Custom Build — Builder and general contractor; Highland Consulting Ltd. — Septic consultant; Tamarack — Photography; Addison Rickaby credited as photographer; Kalesnikoff — Glulam fabrication partner and credited timber manufacturer; Atlas Granite Inc. — Manufacturer credited by ArchDaily; specific product not identified; BLANCO Canada Inc. — Manufacturer credited by ArchDaily; specific product not identified; Centura Tile — Manufacturer credited by ArchDaily; specific product not identified; Everlast Group of Companies — Manufacturer credited by ArchDaily; specific product not identified; Julian Ceramic Tile Inc. — Manufacturer credited by ArchDaily; specific product not identified; MAAX Bath Inc. — Manufacturer credited by ArchDaily; specific product not identified; Mobital Group — Manufacturer credited by ArchDaily; specific product not identified; Pravada Floors Inc. — Manufacturer credited by ArchDaily; specific product not identified; Westform Metals Inc. — Manufacturer credited by ArchDaily; specific product not identified
