RHAD Architects gives Nova Scotia house "quiet, monolithic presence"
Canadian studio RHAD Architects has completed Two Bay House in Nova Scotia, Canada, which consists of blocky volumes with carved-out voids, mass-timber framing and blackened wood cladding. The waterfront home is located within a family estate on Cape Breton Island, in northeastern Nova Scotia. The design began with two simple masses, which were then strategically The post RHAD Architects gives Nova Scotia house "quiet, monolithic presence" appeared first on Dezeen.
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