If minimising environmental impact begins with a heightened awareness of our surroundings, then, given the urgency of climate change, we might start where we spend most of our time – at home. These recently completed residences prioritise living spaces with views of the surrounding landscape, reminders of not only the connection but also the responsibility we have to where we live. <b>La Colombière</b> Sutton, Canada 2017 YH2 Architecture Repurposed from a lumberman’s shed, this forest retreat retains the former structure’s footprint and finds space in a vertical design. A large pentagonal perch on the third floor provides a loggia, from which one can gaze across the treetops. <b>Michigan Lake House</b> Leelanau County, USA 2016 Desai Chia Looking out across Lake Michigan, the living space of this eco-home features panelling and custom furniture made from the dying ash trees that were reclaimed on site. <b>House in Ohue</b> Kure, Japan 2017 Daisaku Hanamoto Architect & Associa… continue
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