Structural cantilevers
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Stone Pier
This modern design utilizes stone piers to suspend volumes of glass to create the interior spaces, and capture views from throughout the home to connect with the natural beauty of the surrounding wetlands. Inside, wood elements are used to give warmth and contrast to the stone to create a welcoming feel to the spaces.
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The cantilevered deck and pool provide a unique experience, with a large glass guillotine window wall on a pulley system, raising to connect the with the interior of the house.
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Green roof decks are incorporated into the flat roof design providing another usable exterior space,... More
News • Detail • 15 Jun 2023
Detail: Design of “the village upside down”
Hub of Huts is a real-life Alice-in-Wonderland construction that is mysterious and mischievous, enchanting and entrancing. Described as “the village upside down,” it is a project by architectural firm NOA. Located in Olang, a municipality in South Tyrol in northern Italy, Hub of Huts is a dedicated well-being center that belongs to the Hotel Hubertus.
Alex Filz
The interplay of perspectives
NOA first designed the hotel’s impressive cantilevered swimming pool in 2016, envisioned by the studio as “a rock stranded between earth and sky.” Asked by the hotel’s owners to create a new well-being extension, the pool served as inspiration for the project. When observing how the surrounding lands... More
News • News • 11 Apr 2023
New air terminal for Rouyn-Noranda draws influence from the region’s natural environment and resource-based economy
Located in Rouyn-Noranda, the capital city of Québec’s Abitibi-Témiscamingue region, this new air terminal for the city’s airport serves to increase the visibility of the capital and consolidate the airport’s position as a regional hub.
Maxime Brouillet
The city of Rouyn-Noranda is located deep in Canada’s boreal forest and along the Cadillac-Larder Fault. This major geological feature cuts across the Abitibi-Témiscamingue region and into Northern Ontario. The fault and boreal forest are the prime sources of the region’s mineral and forestry wealth. The striking design by EVOQ Architecture draws influence from the region’s natural environment and underscores the importan... More