Burnt wood cladding
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about burnt wood cladding
Project • By Bionique • Private Houses
Off-grid house Lutra Lutra
Since the clients’ property is situated on the slopes of Crni Vrh Mountain, in the untouched nature of the Homolje Mountains, this house represents a true sanctuary of peace, quiet, and tranquility. For clients living in the capital, it was particularly important that the house be surrounded by dense, expansive forests, offering an escape from the urban hustle and fast pace of modern life—a perfect retreat to relax and reconnect with nature.
The location is completely off-grid, with no possibility of connecting to electricity, water, or sewage. The lower section of the western part of the property falls into the third and second zones of protection of the newly established Kučaj-Beljanica National Park, while the area where the... More
Project • By LDCwood • Fire stations
Fire station Lauwe
The fire station at Bramier site in Lauwe serves as the new base for the fire brigades of Lauwe and Marke, seamlessly integrating with the neighboring natural reserve.
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The Fluvia emergency zone wishes to erect a new fire station for the Lauwe and Marke fire brigades on the Bramier business park. The site assigned for the new fire station is located at the end of the business park and borders the adjacent nature reserve.
Klaas Verdu
The combination of the black facade panels, the charred LDCwood® ThermoWood® fraké and the large glass sections give the building a unique appearance.
On the southern side, the facade completely borders the nature reserve. It was an explicit request to design this facade as a g... More
Product • By DARKSIDEWOOD • Charred wood cladding
Charred wood cladding
Product variations:
- Charred wood cladding - authentic Yakisugi technique. Natural wood surface protection and remarkable look.
- charred brushed wood cladding - modern variation of Yakisugi. Silky smooth brushed surface of various color shades.
Wood species: larch, spruce, Accoya and thermo ash. Rectangular, rhombus and shiplap profiles. Non-standard profiles, dimensions and wood species are available on a special request. More
Project • By Nakamoto Forestry • Universities
Gladys Valley Marine Studies Building
The Marine Studies Building is heavily engineered to be a vertical evaluation structure with supplies on the rooftop to support over 920 people for up to two days post a Cascadia level event. The addition of this building thus improves the safety of those that work and play at the Hatfield Marine Science Center and in the surrounding South Beach community.
The MSB uses state-of-the-art architectural and engineering techniques to make it one of the first “vertical evacuation” tsunami sites in the United States. The building will also dramatically increase the Hatfield campus’ marine science education and research capacity.
The building is designed to withstand a 9+ earthquake and to survive an XXL tsunami event. The build... More
Project • By Nakamoto Forestry • Housing
Slender House
The project was a single-family residential development project in North Portland designed by Ben Waechter.
https://nakamotoforestry.com/portfolio/slender-house-portland-or-gendai/
Product: Gendai 1×6 select grade shiplapPrefinish: BlackApplication: Residential – ExteriorSF: 5500SFDesigner: Waechter ArchitectureBuilder: Stai ConstructionDate: April 2017
Location: Portland, OR More
Project • By Nakamoto Forestry • Hotels
Ten Thousand Waves Japanese Spa
The project was designed and built in-house by Ten Thousand Waves, with our yakisugi – Suyaki & Pika-Pika used in various locations with multiple finishes to achieve a traditional Japanese aesthetic.
https://nakamotoforestry.com/portfolio/ten-thousand-waves-japanese-spa-resort-santa-fe-nm-suyaki-pika-pika/
Product: Suyaki 1×6 select grade shiplapPrefinish: Suyaki: Black | Pika-Pika: NaturalApplication: Commercial – Interior & ExteriorSF: 1800SFDesigner: Ten Thousand WavesBuilder: Ten Thousand WavesDate: March 2017Location: Santa Fe, NM More
News • News • 3 Feb 2021
Austrian home showcases contemporary wood detailing
In the mountains of Blons, Austria, this small house four a family of four references traditional building typologies of the Walseral-Valley. The design comes from Innauer Matt Architekten who are known for their work in Alpine regions.
David Schreyer
In response to the steeply sloping site, the building has small foundations, thereby limiting the use of concrete. The minimal footprint leads to a design that organizes the house over three storeys.
David Schreyer
Private/sleeping spaces are located on the lower floor and under the roof. The living space where the family meets is located on the middle floor. An enclosed balcony zone is placed in front of the volume and expands the living space to the outside.
David... More
Project • By Nakamoto Forestry • Private Houses
Avon House
This project was a single-family new construction build in Avon, Minnesota, featuring Suyaki unbrushed yakisugi (shou sugi ban) exterior charred siding. It was designed as a hobby project by Colin Koop of architectural juggernaut SOM as a family home for his parents. Design parameters
https://nakamotoforestry.com/portfolio/avon-house-avon-mn-suyaki/
Product: Suyaki 1×6 select grade shiplapPrefinish: BlackApplication: Residential – ExteriorSF: 6280SFDesigner: Colin KoopBuilder: Schoenberg ConstructionDate: September 2017Location: Avon, MN More
News • News • 12 Dec 2020
Ca’Inua: Italian home in stone and wood draws from its mountain roots
Situated in the mountainous Italian landscape of Marzabotto, this new construction called Ca’Inua expresses an intense relationship with its natural surroundings. The house, designed by Ciclostile Architettura, comes from the demolition and reconstruction of a former farmhouse and is developed over two levels. The ground floor is partially embedded into the earth, bringing sightlines closer to the ground and strengthening the link between building and land.
Fabio Mantovani
Built on the footprint of a former farmhouse, stones from the farmhouse demolition were recovered and used for the new ground-level stone floor. A new build portion, with a structure of X-LAM panels, gracefully inserts itself over the main the first floor.... More