Esker Haus Elevation 03 Plan

Esker Haus Elevation 03 Plan

The Esker Haus project is formed by a series of steel and timber frames that deform to recreate the smooth hillsides of the surrounding dolomites.Their character is determined by the transgressions from the Cartesian orthogonal layout (determined in part by the structure below and functional requirements) towards the soft and fluid morphology of the roofscape.

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