Void spaces between walls of the earth.
Liminal House explores void spaces inserted between a series of heavy, static walls that feel of the earth and act as portals to the surrounding landscape. Between them, glazed public and private volumes become lenses to the countryside.
At the heart of the home, a central pavilion unites the ground-level elements while a thin, glazed volume balanced above rotates to capture 360-degree views. Built by PureForm.
A house of static stone-and-concrete walls cradling thin glazed volumes doesn't happen by accident. Crane-set steel, board-formed concrete, and a glass curtain wall went up on an exposed ridge — the structure behind the architecture, built by our team.
