This Floating House Disappears Into the Forest

#architecture #foresthouse #floatinghouse #woodenhouse Forest House I, designed by Natalie Dionne Architecture in East Bolton, Canada, is a 215-square-meter residence carefully integrated into a forested landscape of mature trees and exposed rock formations. Positioned above a natural rocky cleft, the house takes advantage of the site's topography to maximize views, daylight, and privacy while minimizing environmental impact. Its linear form connects indoor and outdoor living through expansive glazing, an open-plan layout, and a generous terrace overlooking the surrounding woodland. Constructed with a restrained palette of wood, concrete, and glass, the home creates a strong dialogue with nature, demonstrating how architecture can adapt to and celebrate the character of its setting. Architects: Natalie Dionne Architecture Area: 215 m² Year: 2020 Photographs: Raphaël Thibodeau Location: East Bolton, Canada