Canopy House demonstrates a sensitive response to its forest-edge setting by allowing the natural terrain and mature trees to guide the architecture. The singular sloping roof follows the land’s topography while carefully wrapping around existing tree trunks. Minimal ground disturbance is evident, with only a compact 130 sq.m. footprint on an 870 sq.m. site. The design preserves approximately 85% of the land as open green space, 15 existing trees , maintaining ecological continuity with the adjacent forest reserve. The house appears lightly placed within the landscape, reinforcing a harmonious relationship between built form and nature.
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