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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Beach House in Canada by Cibinel Architecture Ltd.

 
July 13th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Cibinel Architecture Ltd.

Fully exposed to spectacular sunsets and impressive thunderstorms, the Beach House embraces the prairie skies and changing waterscapes. This 2,000-square foot residence was designed to echo the stone and wood cottage vernacular of this beach side community. Harmonizing with the surrounding landscape, cedar and fir were used both inside and out, and emit the natural aesthetic of an age-old building material.

Image Courtesy © Jerry Grajewski

  • Architects: Cibinel Architecture Ltd.
  • Project: Beach House
  • Location: Victoria Beach, Canada
  • Photography: Jerry Grajewski 
  • Structural Engineer: Hanuschak Consultants Inc. 
  • General Contractor: Dyson Construction Ltd.
  • Architect In Charge: George Cibinel
  • Area: 2,000 sqft
  • Completed: 2016

Image Courtesy © Jerry Grajewski

With a playfulness of scale, low rooflines introduce the visitor to lofty interior spaces that celebrate a panoramic view and an ocean-like horizon line of water and sky. The interior is extended outward across the deck with a wall of windows that open to create what feels more like a screened-in porch with a dramatic roof overhang and the summer breeze sweeping through it.

Image Courtesy © Jerry Grajewski

Image Courtesy © Jerry Grajewski

Adorned with Western Red Cedar, roof planes transition to wall surfaces. Horizontal siding clads the facades as a subtle twist on traditional shiplap planking of surrounding cottages. The cedar was left exposed to allow the wood to silver with age.

The interior further showcases the versatility of wood design applications but also introduces an aesthetic of raw steel and concrete. Solid fir roof beams are fastened with custom steel rafter ties. A board-formed concrete fireplace and staircase to the mezzanine anchor the spatial composition of the room.

Image Courtesy © Jerry Grajewski

Image Courtesy © Jerry Grajewski

Image Courtesy © Jerry Grajewski

Image Courtesy © Jerry Grajewski

Image Courtesy © Jerry Grajewski

Image Courtesy © Jerry Grajewski

Image Courtesy © Jerry Grajewski

Image Courtesy © Jerry Grajewski

Image Courtesy © Jerry Grajewski

Image Courtesy © Jerry Grajewski

Image Courtesy © Jerry Grajewski

Image Courtesy © Cibinel Architecture Ltd.

Image Courtesy © Cibinel Architecture Ltd.

Image Courtesy © Cibinel Architecture Ltd.

Image Courtesy © Cibinel Architecture Ltd.

Image Courtesy © Cibinel Architecture Ltd.

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Categories: Beach House, House, Residential




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