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Shore House by Stanley Office of Architecture

Shore House is a family home designed by Stanley Office of Architecture, situated on a steep, forested slope overlooking Kootenay Lake in Nelson, Canada.

The design addresses the challenging terrain with deep foundations and cantilevered floors that extend over the landscape.

The project spans an area of 570 m² and is slated for completion in 2025.

Key contributors include Matthew Stanley as Lead Architect, Ramm Custom Build as General Contractor, and Juniper Engineering for Structural Engineering.

Other consultants involved are GeoPacific Engineering and Crowsnest Engineering (Geotechnical), Highland Consulting (Septic), and Tobias Gray (Renderings and Graphics).

Manufacturers featured in the project include Atlas Granite, Birch Lane, Blanco, Centura Tile, Everlast Products, Julian Tile, Kalesnikoff Timber, Maax, Mobital, Pravada, Riobel, Rumford Fireplace, and Westform Metals.

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