Steep slope house design

Image 1 of 21 from gallery of Fusca House / BAQUERIZO Arquitectos. © Andrés Valbuena

Raw concrete, extensive glazing, and timber accents dominate the design of this home nestled in the hills above Christchurch’s seaside suburb of Sumner...

Designing on a steep hillside can be challenging due to potential issues such as soil erosion and landslides, as well as the high cost of excavation and complexity of foundation work. Some of the recommended design techniques to mitigate these challenges include breaking the building mass into multiple volumes and aligning it with the existing terrain, and proper positioning of the proposed building 👇🏼ES👇🏼 Diseñar en una ladera empinada puede ser un desafío debido a posibles problemas…

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Concrete Homes

Los Angeles– and New York City–based FreelandBuck have completed construction on Stack House, a distinctive, ground-up, single-family home made up of shifting, room-sized boxes that tumble up a steep mountainside site. The home comes with a one-bedroom Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) on the second level.

A 1,600 square foot cabin built into a steep hillside overlooking a stream with a view to the mountains in the distance. The cabin is anchored into the hill wi…

james stockwell's bunkeren house stands on a sloping site in whitebridge, australia, offering breathtaking views of bushland and the ocean.

Solidly grounded on a steep hillside, this home transformsinto a glass and steel pavilion on the top levels, optimising its stunning outlook - Gallery - 2