Burgers Architecture works in collaboration with E2 Homes Ltd. on the large Cypress retreat which is defined by a multi-generational living design blended with a Nordic minimalism. Nature is highly considered in the design concept as the modern vacation home is nestled in the core of Whistler's alpine landscape and reflects on both studios' shared ideas of connection and timelessness. It is designed for a close-knit family that spans throughout three generations.
Architect Cedric Burgers took on the challenge of balancing the shared living spaces with components of a private retreat, forming a space that encourages both togetherness and independence. He speaks on the design project, sharing "Each generation had its own priorities, from playful spaces for children to serene retreats for grandparents."
Alpine Contemporary Retreats
Burgers Architecture Joins E2 Homes Ltd on the Cypress Retreat
Trend Themes
1. Multi-generational Design - Designing residential spaces to accommodate multiple generations offers a fresh approach to family living that balances communal interaction with privacy.
2. Nordic Minimalism - Incorporating Scandinavian design principles into homes emphasizes simplicity and functionality, catering to the increasing demand for aesthetic and uncluttered living.
3. Nature-integrated Architecture - Building homes that harmonize with natural landscapes represents an opportunity to create sustainable and eco-conscious living environments.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Innovative approaches such as blending multi-generational living with minimalistic design philosophies are reshaping the future landscape of residential architecture.
2. Construction - The construction industry is evolving with an emphasis on eco-friendly practices and designs that integrate harmoniously into natural settings.
3. Interior Design - Demand for interiors that combine Nordic aesthetics and functionality presents a chance to rethink traditional home design for modern lifestyles.