This House By Carney Logan Burke Lets Dwellers Scale The Siding
M — September 7, 2016 — Art & Design
References: clbarchitects & dezeen
Carney Logan Burke is the architect behind this unique two-storey boxed abode that is simultaneously a climbing wall home. One side of the exterior facade has been expertly turned into a rock climbing unit that allows dwellers to scale the siding to reach the rooftop above.
The home is quite minimalistic and modern with black panelling on the exterior structure and a simplistic cube shape. The home is built using corrugated metal sheets that are low-cost, but provide durability and sustainable design. A special strip along the side has been fitted with a grips and a harness so consumers can climb up the side of the two-storeys to reach the rooftop. The design provides an interactive structure that allows consumers to stay active while enjoying the outdoors.
The home is quite minimalistic and modern with black panelling on the exterior structure and a simplistic cube shape. The home is built using corrugated metal sheets that are low-cost, but provide durability and sustainable design. A special strip along the side has been fitted with a grips and a harness so consumers can climb up the side of the two-storeys to reach the rooftop. The design provides an interactive structure that allows consumers to stay active while enjoying the outdoors.
Trend Themes
1. Climbing Wall Homes - Creating homes with integrated climbing walls for an interactive and active living experience.
2. Minimalistic Design - Embracing sleek and simplistic designs for modern and aesthetically pleasing homes.
3. Sustainable Architecture - Utilizing low-cost and durable materials for environmentally friendly and energy-efficient homes.
Industry Implications
1. Real Estate - Incorporating climbing wall features into residential properties to attract active and adventurous homebuyers.
2. Architectural Design - Exploring minimalistic and modern design concepts to create visually appealing and functional buildings.
3. Construction Materials - Developing sustainable and cost-effective materials for eco-conscious architectural projects.
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