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Unusual roof Australia
Unusual Houses leaf (Leaf House), on the coast of Sydney (Australia), designed by Australian architectural firm Undercurrent Architects, allows its residents to be both in the garden and inside the building. House neatly inscribed in the environment and reflects the features of the landscape, and its curved roof reminiscent of fallen leaves.
This unusual structure in Sydney rather than a house and a pavilion for outdoor recreation and observation of it, which, in fact, promotes environmentally oriented shape in the form of fallen leaves and designs.
Copper plated multilevel roof reminiscent of fallen leaves; inside the house grows dynamic structure resembling vines. Passes through the porous roof light that illuminates the living areas; views and reflections through the glass facade subtly modeled the surrounding garden.
It is a pity that our latitudes such a sample connection with nature is not very suitable.
This unusual structure in Sydney rather than a house and a pavilion for outdoor recreation and observation of it, which, in fact, promotes environmentally oriented shape in the form of fallen leaves and designs.
Copper plated multilevel roof reminiscent of fallen leaves; inside the house grows dynamic structure resembling vines. Passes through the porous roof light that illuminates the living areas; views and reflections through the glass facade subtly modeled the surrounding garden.
It is a pity that our latitudes such a sample connection with nature is not very suitable.
