Minimal environmental impact was a guiding design principle behind True North, a home built from the bones of 19th century horse stables and a decaying midcentury cottage. Designed by Melbourne-based TANDEM Design Studio, the quirky two-story home takes its sinuous shape from a challenging triangular site. A seamless curving steel skin wraps around the home in a continuous pleated loop. Named after its sunny corner site, True North was built for an architect and his family with a...
from Inhabitat - Green Design, Innovation, Architecture, Green Building https://inhabitat.com/old-stables-morph-into-a-curvy-eco-conscious-home
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