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Ecological Construction Methods and Local Sourcing

The Backwater House project emphasizes ecological construction by using locally sourced natural materials like gravel, stones, and trees from nearby areas, showcasing sustainable building practices.

Integration with Natural Landscape

The one-story building blends harmoniously into the hilly river bank landscape, offering breathtaking views of the forest and mountains, demonstrating an integrated approach to architecture within its natural context.

Integration with Natural Landscape

Resilience to Natural Elements

Architects addressed challenges such as proximity to the river and mountains by designing the house to withstand floods and landslides while maintaining a strong connection with nature, showcasing innovative solutions for environmental resilience.

Resilience to Natural Elements

Creative Space and Functional Design

The house caters to the owners, a family of passionate photographers, by providing a multifunctional space that doubles as a creative retreat and workspace, highlighting the symbiosis between architecture and art while offering a serene environment for inspiration and productivity.

Creative Space and Functional Design